South Side High School - Totem Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)
- Class of 1946
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Sk' , Lf Chemistry-Will it work or explode? That's what these chemistry students are going to discover. ' l im Publicationy- Your story,s latefl Proof out yet?', Too late for any more copy. Familiar phrases in the publications room. 8 Xxx fi My -A E s 5 -K. N f J ,Wg U N- Z' Plvysicx-Einstein's theory of rela- tivity? Not quite, but these physics master-minds are trying to get in Number 28 before it is too late. 9 QNs.,x Home Economic: - Luncheon at noon? Ah yes, and with all the trimmings as these home ec classes ably prove. qv- uf' .,,-f' N.-V Orclvcslm - Rehearsing for those grand music assem- blies are the orchestra mem- bers. Art-Who knows, maybe there is a Rembrandt or VanDylce in this group. Chorus-Can't you just hear them? Remember the Christmas assembly when they bombarded their bari- tone, Phil Steigerwald, with snowballs? I0 11c.xlIlr-Ear testing is an im portant part of health cclucm tion. . u ' 4 X jk, fx e7 I9 KW, T Spa.-uh --- The meeting will please rome to order. Familiar words in any public speaking class. lxlllfoef LW .3 ,' r Q 5, X. if J P. G.-Physical geography students learning more about this ol' earth of ours. Governmcr1twUNO, relations with the Argentine, loans to Britain, just daily topics in government class. 12 Girly' Plvysiral EJMA good game of speedball is lots of fun, any day. Boyx' Physical lid- I, 2, 3, 4l Up, down! Up, down! Can't you hear Louie telling his boys? 13 Irzdrulrial Arif- To bulld a better mouse trap not literally of course, is the um of the boys in thc shop 'Nwyt . ... , ,xxx ln later years, as we scan our Totems, these views of South Side will remind us of the marvelous times that we have had here. We remember meeting the gang on the front lawn after school. We shall never forget the struggle with our last-minute homework under fl1C IFCCS 011 il Spflllg 110011. Mr. Herbert Arlinglon-Band--This musical whiz has made our assemblies and pep sessions really something to look forward to. Mr. C. A. Bax-Mechanical Drawing-An industrious and intelligent person is our friend Mr. Bex. Mrs. Grace Bax-Malfverntuics-She did an excellent job in taking over Orry's classes. Mr. Louis Briner-Physical Education-He rates tops with all the boys whom he has made tops in physical fitness. Mr. George Collyer--Hislory-His outstanding track teams have helped much to make it the popular sport that it has become at South Side. Miss Nell Covall--Typing-Nimbleness of fingers and mind make her classes a pleasure. Miss Edith Crowe-Health-Slie, with the help of Oscar, has made health an interesting study. Miss Mary Crowe-History-Her group of friends is as wide as the territory covered by the subject she teaches, Miss Rosemary Delancey-Englislv-A perfect lady who is really well acquainted with English. Miss Elizabctfv Demarec-English-A pleasing smile makes all feel welcome to her classes. Miss Helen L. Dinius-Commerce-Although she is tiny, we all agree that her personality is mighty. 16 ,...--- -. 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I vl Fil Tv 4 3 x 6' 5 w x Mr. Ralph Mi'C,'li1i11-Aftztfwt'rrit1lic,v-Well liked by his host of friends and doing a wonderful job as the manager of the athletic equipment, he is indeed a valuable asset to South Side. Mixx llfltiry lwcffloxkey--1:'11glixf:-Her colorful remarks ht-ighten all of her English classes. Alf. I. H. IlfIrClm'c--Social Science--The senior class has profited much hy having him for a class adviser. Mi.i'x Hazel Millt'r--Hirttwry'-Xvc will always associate her with the wonderful times she has helped us to have as junior class adviser. Miss Lucy IVlt-lien--Home Ifrononzics-VVell known for the many tempting meals which are served in the cafeteria. llffixt Criyyit' Nlott- --Home ffcoriomics--Slie has proven to the girls that a stitch in time saves nine. Mr. lf. H. 1Vl1m'l7fConimerre-He keeps the school runs ning smoothly by keeping track of all the school Hnances and heading the Commerce Department. Mr. Mtmricu Nlzzfplvy-Social Sriem't'-Helping us to un- derstand each other is a task in which he is very adept. Mr. Bdllfdiilill Null-- lfnglixh-'This popular teacher has proved that unorthodox methods can be successful in his classroom. Mist Gertrua'e Oppeltslmtirx-A fitting and capable person for the head of the Language Department. Miss Lucy Oslvorrze-Ifrigliylv-For our fine assemblies we owe much to this grand person. I9 1 1 YQ 'Hilti nits z N 1 In 'yr in E Mm..e.s, X, ss i r sp Y -Us-isis ss J- .-N is flffr. lh'li1'i1n llirki f,'0VIIHIz'!'CC His .imhihle disposixiou helps him to he the line instructor he is. Ilflixx Srixeii Peck --- l:'11gli5fn-- XVell-lilced hy her host of friends and nn excellent cluh adviser. flflixx Olin' Perkini-V-Spmiivfv mul I 7L'lIl'l7 ller fluency in speaking foreign languages malces them :in enjoyaihle suhjert to study. 1'Vlr. Clyde l'uiicu-Sofia! Srieiiac- His pleasing persoimlily is one of the things which miilce his classes interesting. A412 .1'l5L'fll7 PfdikUlfl'Vuml-izf'u1'fQ f- Y He teaches the fellows the nrt of being useful at home during their spare time. llfliss Helen l'of1ln1uycr---Plvyiiml llvfllllklfltlll Shi-, with thc help of her partner, mzilccs our spring shows 0lllSlJI1L'llIlg and gym class cnjoynhlc. Mr. S nlcy IJ05l'C,-OIIIHICYLT Y -'Our new .uhlelir director has already proved himself capable of filling this dillicult position. Mi5.i' Pearl Kelmrxt----lIonic livrurm-nivv -The well-dressed girls in South Side testify to her slcill .is il lCJlk'l1l'l'. MTS. Dorothy Riekc---Spceefr-t -Rcsponsihle for the nmny great speech honors which we have won is our Nlaiclnine R. flflixs Beuliifi Riiiefmrl--Wlfiiglixfv Her inu-rprelxuion ol' the 'QTnlc of Two Cities enlivens her classes. flflry. l,ill1.m Smfl- -Jllluriafiiriei' Keeps the srhool ivruiels in order--and the students Loo. I ,I il i 20 , lllr. ll'.n'n.' Scot! - - Pln'fir.1l l:'rlm'.1lim1 - Sanity l1.1s roairluwl our lmsl4vtl1.ill ll'-H11 to m.1:1y line victories. llfliir lfrzznm .Nlllwvirfv -l,ilvm1'1'- 7-Tlic wi-ll-i-qiiippcd and popu- lqir liluxiry whirh wi- h.n'v toclgly has lu-en olmiim-rl through her L'lilIg,l'I1l work. lllll l1'rt.1l Snzuli rlluml lllmk- If only we roulcl nmlie :ill things .is iluruilvlc .is nhl- things wliirh he has made for the school. llflr. lfnrl Slwiiur f.l1lin-- His twinlqliug lwrown eyes and willy sayings m.ilw him one of our lvest friends :incl favorite tvxiflu-rs. llflifv illulu-I 'lllmrnu -ilI.1ffn'n1.1lirf-- Her love of flowers has nmdc many rooms in our school lwright .ind colorful. flflirx Pairlim' lun ffiwrifurf-Sm'i.1l SL'lUl1l'n 'l:0l' our very ex- rvllcnl record in the purch.1sing of XVQM' Stannps and Bonds, wc owe hi-r nmny ihainlis. Mfr, fIr.n.' llwfly' l,.zfii1 AShe lvelicres that the only way the srudi-ms can li-.irn l..irin is to study. llflf. 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P 1 ww ,f A' rsi WNW F w-Mwwf A-M I .few ffm ,W Q41 whisky: i 11 5 fx X '4 2 if enior O icerfi .gzf we pace Senior class ofiicers are, seated left to right: Laura Ann Mc- Curdy, social council, joe Fields, vice-pre'identg Mr. -lake Mc- Clure, faculty ndvi er: Don Bitsberger, p r e s i d e ri tg Miss Mary Graham, faculty ndviserg Tom Selecter, social council, Willis Disler, secretaryg and Keith Miller, social council. Perhaps leaving South Side at the end of four years seems to bring a touch of regret and sorrow, but finishing our senior year, with all of its activities to keep us busy, is really something to look forward to. All through our four years in South Side, we have always had successful events. Re- member Arabian Nights , our Sophomore Partyg Going Our Way , our Junior Banquet, and most of all that very special and very wonderful junior Prom, Sentimental Journeyv? To start off our senior ear, the Senior Rece tion was held, so that arents, teachers, Y P P and students could become better acquainted. Closely following this successful event was Senior Ban uet Throu h the Years , which took us back to our freshman da s and deeds q 1 g Y v and brought us up to date, with a glimpse of the future added. In April our Senior Play, Young Barry , was a big success. To end all of our hard work and good times came Recognition Day, closely followed by Senior Dance and finally Commencement. We are ready now to go on to other things, but we shall always remember our four years here as some of the best ones in our lives, and always remember our wonderful senior year. OW CfaM 1!a ,4,w!.S' f Jacky Sterner was named valedictorian of the '46 graduating class as a result of her 96.63 four-year honor average. In addi- tion to her high scholastic average, she was also very active in extra-curricular activities. Jacky was the secretary of Wranglers and won her letter in speech. She was first in the freshman, junior, and senior oratorical declamation contests. She also won third place in the state oratorical declamation contest. She has her GAA numerals. Jacky holds a service pin in appreciation of her many years service to the school. She was general man- ager of The Times for a full semester. She has won her gold- jeweled 1500 club pin. Jacky was the secretary of Meterites. Margie Haberkorn graduating class with years. Margie was a Philo. She was also She placed second in tests and first in the won the place of, salutatorian of the '46 an average of 96 over a period of four member of Meterites and the president of a member of SPC and the ServiceVClub. the Cicero division of the state.-Latin con- Chamber of Commerce contests. Margie also served on The Times and on The Totem. She was a member of the South Side vesper choir. x Jw we Wafiona Top row: Helen Asimalcopoulos, joan Bedford, Don Bitsberger, Betty Braungart, Milton Bronstein. Second row: Donna Brouwer, Lois Butterfield, Beverly Coe, Patricia Connett, Warren Cotton. Third row: Barbara Cross, Richard Dannecker, Ruth Davis, Carol Denton, Rosemary DeWood, Nancy Engleman, Joe Fields. Fourth row: Bobette Griffiths, Marjorie Haberlcorn, Gene Hahn, Robert Hallet, Helen Hawver, Phyllis Holzwarth, Nancy Hunn. The following students have qualified for the Four-Year Honor Roll: Hugh R. Arnold, Helen Asimakopoulos, Joan Bedford, Donald Bitsberger, Betty Joan Braungart, Alfred Milton Bronstein, Lois Butterfield, Donald Camp- bell, Beverly Coe, Patricia Louise Connett, Warren Cotton, Barbara Jean Cross, Richard Edwin Danneclcer, Carol 30 0lfl,l - QCLI' Lou Denton, Jack Louis Denton, Marceil Margaret'Der- ickson, Nancy Engleman, Barbara Ellen Eversole, joe Fields, Robert Gettel, Bobette Griffiths, Margie Haber- lcorn, Wilma Gene Hahn, Helen Hawver, Phyllis Jean Holzwarth, Thomas Gene Hornberger, Barbara Hyman, Lou Ann Kayser, Tom Kelsey, Anita Irene Link, Laura , ,- onor Sociefy Top row: Barbara Hyman, James Jones, Lou Ann Kayser, Beth Klopfenstein, Paul Koehler, Anita Link, Ruth Lowry. Second row: Laura Ann McCurdy, Joan Moreo, Elizabeth Mossman, Keith Murphy, Patricia Nichols, -loan Piatt, Gloria Plaslcet. Third row: Ruth Ann Pohlmeyer, Correne Roclchill, Ida May Sanders, Peggy Schlose, Tom Selecter, Dorothy Sibley, Mary Lou Singer. Fouth row: Paul Snyder, Jacky Sterncr, Frances Stobaugh, Fred White, Leona Wood, Don Wright, Phyllis Yentes. 0I'l0l QD! McCurdy, joan June Moreo, Elizabeth Mossman, Richard Leona Wood, and Phyllis Yentes. Lloyd Neuman, Robert Pfeiffer, Mary Joan Piatt, Gloria Plaslcet, Ruth Ann Pohlmeyer, Margery Porter, Correne .lohannah Tfibias qualified for the TW0'Ye3f Honor Roll Carol Rockhill, Peggy Ann Schlose, Toni Selmer, Hansel by maintaining an average of over 90 for the two years Smith, Jacky Sterner, Frances Stobaugh, William Trempel, she has been enrolled here. 31 There girls seem to lu: 'very much in- terested in Wim! this fmndsomely-lruilt Kelly is mying. First Row MARGERY ABBOTT.. A small gal with a mighty personality. LOIS ANN ADDINGTON. . .So-Si-Y. . ,USA. . .Times . Totem agent . . .Stamp agent. RICHARD AMSTUTZ. . Diclc . . Rifle. . Service. . Intramural volley Jall. Second Row f , HUGH ARNOLD. . Hoops . . .Hi-Y. . .wraiiglers . Math-Science Rifle. GEORGE RILEY ASHMAN. . . Spaniel Eyesn, .. Attended Port Credit High School, Ontario. . Math-Science, . .Junior Math. . .Hi-Y. WANDA ARTHUR. . . Arthur,' .... Attended Harrisburg High School, Harrisburg, Illinois. Third Row HELEN MARY ASIMAKOPOULOS. . Squirt . . .GAA numerals and letter. . Service, . .Girls' Rifle. . Junior Math. . .Booster . .Times . .So-Si-Y . . .USA. . .Student Leader. -IACQUELINE MARIE BAKER. .l'jaclcie'l, . ,GAA numerals and letter. Girls' Rifle. . Booster.. Service...Typing, 40- and 50-word ribbons. MARQUITA EILEEN BAKER , Slceeter'l, .GAA numeral and letter. SPC. , .Drama. . Service. . .Dance . .Oflice Girl. Fourth Row MARCIA BAKER. . Mic . . .Typing awards. ROSALYN JOANNE BAKER . GAA numeral and letter.. Service Booster. . .Girls' Rifle. DON BECHTOL. . Don . . .Band letter. . .Drum major, . .Visual Educa- tion . Service. . .Orchestra. l iftf7 Row DOROTHY BAUMGARTNER . . Dottie . . Service. . .Chorus . .Typing awards. BARBARA BAUMGARTNER.., Barb', .... Attended North Side High School. . .GAA. VIRGINIA BECKER. . JennyU. . .GAA numeral and letter. . .War Council vice-president, captain, agent. Sixllv Row HELEN BECK . Beclcy . . ,Typing awards. JOAN BEDFORD . . -loanien. . .lVIeterites. . .Philo . .Service . Wrztzrglers certificate. . Speech contests . .Times, . .Totem. RUTH MARILYN BERNING. . Clif . , GAA numeral Girls' Rifle . Booster, . Service. . .Times So-Si-Y. . USA . .Typing awards. Firxt Row RICHARD BEERY. Becr . .. Lettermen's sergeant-at-arms.. Six varsity letters. . Six track medals. . All-City in football two years . Varsity football, basketball, track. EUGENE BIGELOXV Always ready for fun. DON BITSBERGER. . Bits . . .Lettermen's. . .Hi-Y president, Hi-Y Dis- trict and State president , Wi'anglers,. State extemp champ . Junior Ro- tarian.. Speech letter and medals.. Sports and make-up editor Times . 1500. . .Class president three years.. Student manager four years. . .Mathe- matics recognition three years. Second Row DICK BOERGER Good-wordu. ..Matl1-Science.. Hi-Y.. Times assis tant circulation manager two years. . .Varsity track. GERALDINE BLOSSER . GerryU...GAA numeral and letter. .Meter- ites, . So-Si-Y. . Service. . .Choiix . Music pin. CAROLYN BOESE Kay .. Attended Concordia High School. Third Ran' DONNA LOUISE BRADEN. iiLOUii...WFHl1glCfS . USA ,.Times. DORIS BONEBRAKE Q'Boney ..War agent.. Senior Girl Scouts . So- Si-Y. . USA. . Booster Service two pins. . GAA letter . Wo-Ho-Ma. .. So-Si-Y service and social chairman. .Student Leader . Girls' Rifle. . .Typ- ing awards. SALLY ANN BRADEN . Attended Lodi High School, Lodi, Ohio So-Si-Y. . .District honorable mention for biology. lionrllv Row CLAIRE BRAUN. . . SPC secretary-treasurer . Service. . .Times . Fresh- man-sophomore speech contest. ROBERT E, BRAUN Bob . Intramural. BETTY BRAUNGART... Latin.. So-Si-Y . Service Secretary Visual Education staff . Student leader.. Times Totem. Fifth Row MILTON BRONSTEIN . Milt'V . Xwranglers treasurer. . Tie for First in freshman, sophomore speech contest. .. Original oratory and discussion finals. . .First in extemp. . .Wai' Council . Service. . .Nlath-Science president. DONNA BROUWER . .l'DeDe . . . Meterites . So-Si-Y. . Dance. . .Serv- ice pins. . .Times advertising manager, business manager, gold-jeweled pin. .. 1500. . .Totem business manager., Band.. Orchestra. . .Band librarian. . Music letter. . .National Honor Society. MARJORIE BREHM. . Marge . . GAA letter. . .Girl Scouts. Sixth Row NANCY BROWN.. Nai1'l.. Attended University High School, Los An- geles, California. sl. WILLIAM BROXVN, f'Bill', ..,. Rilile.. Intramural baslcctball, football, traclc. MARILYN BROWN. . .'lBrownie .... Meterites. . Defense agent. . .War Council agent . .Times , .Service. . .Totem agent. Miller'5 proves to be a popular meeling place for tlvc Archers, ax you can readily see by :lic expressions of tlvcse xtuderits. Tlvcyc cute ltzsxicx, wearing Ihr zypical sloppy sweaters and the popular .short- slccvcrf sweater, do rl bit of fxing up. First Row JANE BRUEGGEMAN. fllanicv. . .GAA numeral. . .RiHe. . .Times mail- ing manager. JAMES DONALD BUCHER. . Jiml'. . .Attended Central High School. ROBERT BRUNS . .'lFerdie .... Wranglers. . .Booster . .Grey Y. . .Intra- mural baslcetball, football, track, cross country. Second ROW WYNNE BURFORD. . Burford . . .I-li-Y. DORIS BUTTERFIELD .... Meterites, first in original poetry. . Latin. . . Dance. . .Library. . .Math-Science, . ,Times. . .1500 . .Second in school essay contest, . .Chorus. LOIS BUTTERFIELD .... Latin. . .Meterites. . Philo. . . Service. . . Library . . .Nlath-Science secretary. . .Times. . .Concert Choir. Third Row BEVERLY BYERS. . Bcvl'. . .Wo-Ho-Ma. . Service .Booster . .Times Typing award. ROBERTA JEANNE CALVERT. . Bobby'l. . .Band . .Typing awards. DONALD CAMPBELL, , Donl'. . Rifle. . .Traclc. Fourth Row CAROLYN CECIL ...A gal with an interesting personality. BORIS CHRIST .... Wranglers . Third in scmi-finals Chamber of Com- merce speech contest. . .Archery .Intramural basketball. . .War agent. SHIRLEY LAVERNE CHRISTOPH. . Shorty . . .Attended Hanna High School, Hanna, Indiana .,.. SoASi-Y. . . Wranglers. . .Wo-Ho-Ma vicc-presi- dent. . .Service Fifth Row PATRICIA CONNETT. . Pat . . .So-Si-Y social, service chairman. , .USA . . ,Meterites. .. SPC. .. Drama. . . Times. .. 1500. . . Bronze Times pin. . . GAA numeral. . .Service. . . Student leader. . . Music letter. . Orchestra . Totem. . .Advanced tumblers. . .So-Si-Y president. . .National Honor Society. BEVERLY COE. . Bev .... Meterites. , . Philo. . . Wranglers. . . Service. . . SPC. . .Third in junior division State Latin contest. , .Tied first in sophomore English .... Second in poetry reading .... Times. . ,Totem. RUSSELL CLARK. . Russ,'. . .A grand fellow worth knowing. Sixth Row JEAN ANN COWELL. .l'Jeanie'l. . .GAA. . Service. DOROTHY FAY CONNOR. . Dot ..,. Attended Bossc High School, Evansville, Indiana. . ,Philo. WARREN COTTON. .l'Niclc . . .lVlath-Science treasurer. . .Totem . Con- cert Choir. First Row BARBARA JEAN CROSS .. Barb ..,, Meterites .. Latin. .Service . Wranglers.. SPC . Chorus.. Philo point recorder and pianist. BOB CZERMINSKI . Minsl:i .. Math-Science.. Intramural. RICHARD DANNECKER . Diclt . . .Math-Science treasurer . .Service . . Spokesman of cheerleaders. . Wfranglers president and treasurer .Second in State oratorical dec. . .First in sophomore oratorical dec and extemp. . .Third in junior oratorical dec. . .First in invitational meet oratorical dec ..Town Meeting of the Air Programs .National Honor Society. Second Row PI-IYLLIS DAILEY . . Sparlcie ... Philo . Service . Times ..Chorus . Choir. RUTH DAVIS. .. Booster. . Cafeteria. . .National Honor Society. ROBERT M. DAVIS. . Bob',.. Rifle Intramural. 'lifvira' Run' JUNE DECKER . juney . Typing ribbon . Recognition in Home Eco- nomics. CHARLES DENEKE. . Chucl: Intramural basketball, football, volleyball. CAROL DENTON . Lou .. Rifle. . .Wranglers War Council ..Totem . . Times. . .1500 . .Meterites program chairman Wranglers vice-president . .State champion, original oratory. . .Poetry reading medal. . .Third Cham- ber of Commerce contest. . .Town Meetings. . .Speech letter. . .Art scholar- ship. . .Scholastic art award. . National Honor Society. liourlla Row MARCEIL DERICKSON Maggie . Personality-plus is this gal. LELA DEWITT . I.ee'l ..Attended Bryan High School, Bryan, Ohio. .. SPC .Philo ..Typing awards . Vesper Choir .Times. JOHN DENTON . jack .. Recognized in plane and solid geometry. Iiiflfv Ron' ROSEMARY DEWOOD Mammie . . .junior Math.. Meterites . Philo . . SPC. . .Junior one acts. . .Times . Service. . Concert Choir. ELENOR DICKMEYER. . EI . . .Service . .Rifle . .War agent GAA . Sophomore Social Council Totem. MARTHA JO DIMKE . Marty Jon. . .Meterites. . SPC. Service ..Stu- dent leadcr. . .Rifle . .War agent Red Cross agent Library. . .Times. . . Totem. . .Vesper Choir. Sixth Raw WII,LIS DISLER . Wick .. I.ettermen's president . Xvranglers . Senior class secretary ..Varsity football, baslcetball, track. MARY DITTON. . Red . . Service. KEITH DOMER .... Torch secretary .... Visual Education department . Service pin, . .Intramural. A few minutes Io sparc lvelntevi claxrcx lockers, plai.l :huts boy and girl books. ana' E' Y' rf life wonder wha! could lmw: atlractcd lf1e atfcnlion of Ilvis group of boys. It dovsrfl lake long lo draw 41 crowd. Fin! Row JOAN MARIE DUERSTOCK , jo . .. Wranglers.. Philo. . .Times Band twirling. . .GAA. WANDA DURBIN ,... A grand gal to know. RICHARD M. ELLENWOOD . Ellie',.. Attended Central High School . . .Lettermen's. . .Varsity football, track Intramural. Second Row BETTY ROSE ELLERMAN. . BeBe,' ,,., A truly sweet gal. BOBBIE JEAN EMBRY. . RolJert . . .Attended Bedford High School, Bed- ford, Indiana . . .Wo-Ho-Ma. VIRGINIA EME. .. Always ready to help. Tfvird Ron' NANCY ENGELMAN. . Nan ..Girl Scouts . SPC president and vice- president. . . Math-Science. . . Philo . Meterites. . Wranglers. . , Freshman- Sophomore speech contest semi-Finals...Times . Totem .State and Na- tional Scholastic art award . Art scholarship.. Gold lcey award for art.. Vesper Choir. . National Honor Society. DAVID ERWIN . Beavety'. ,. Service . .Hi-Y secretary. . Lettermen s Intramural. . .Varsity football. ARLENE ENGDAHL. . Blonde', Girl Scouts.. Concert Choir. Fourllv Row ROBERT LEE EVANS . Bob ., Intramural sports . War agent. DARWIN ESHELMAN. . Itchy Tichien Attended Central High School . . Rifle. . .Intramural. . .Math-Science . Hi-Y. BARBARA EVERSOLE. . Barb',. . .Library point recorder, pin . Red Cross representative.. GAA.. Astronomy. Ififzlv Row CLIFFORD FACKLER Cliff , . .Visual Education Department Service . . Intramural. MARNA FARRELL. . . So-Si-Y. . . Service. , .Times . .Totem . Assistant War agent. PAUL C. FEICI-ITER. . Hanlc . Hi-Y.. Intramural. Sixth Row LOIS FILLER, . LoieU. . .USA. . .Times. JOE FIELDS. . joe ...Wi'anglei's . Lettermen's ..Varsity football . Na- tional Honor Society. BEATRICE FOX. . Betty,'. . Rifle. First Row DONALD E. FISHER .'KDonn. . .A true Archer. NORMA FREEMAN. .!'Nora,'. . GAA numerals. . .Student leader. . Girls, Rifle.. Service ..Times exchange editor. . .Typing awards. PAULINE FREYGANG .':Polly . . .Attended Central Catholic. Scconzf Ro xv JACQUELINE FULTZ. .'QJackie',. . .GAA numerals and letter.. Student leader- . Service Typing awards.. Honor basketball team. JANET FROST. . . Frosty .... SPC. . . Drama. . .Library . GAA. . .War agent. . .Choir. PATRICIA ANNE GARVEY. . Pat . . .USA . Service. . .Times bronze pin 1500 . Red Cross agent. . War agent. Third Row JOAN GARRINGER. . Jo . . .Attended Hoagland High School . .Dance . . .Drama . .Wranglers. . .So-Si-Y. . .War agent. . .Band letter. . .Orchestra . . .Totem. BILL GALE. . Willy . . Football. . .Track. MARY EVELYN GEBHARDT . . Gcppy . . .Wranglers . . So-Si-Y. . . Girls' Rille Drama . GAA .Service. . .Typing awarcls. Fourth Row ROBERT GARRISON .l'Chas . . .Rifle. . .I-Ii-Y. . .Varsity basketball, track . . Intramural volleyball, football. JAMES GERDING. . Jim . . .Hi-Y. . Math-Science EVELYN GEIGER Gabby .. GAA. Fifth Row ROBERT GERKE . . Bob .. Booster ...Intramural basketball, volleyball, football. DON GERKE. . Gerk .. Rifle. . .Att award . Intramural basketball, foot- ball. ROBERT GETTEL. . Bob . . .Math-Science . Service . .Rifle . Intramural .. Geometry III recognition test. Sixth Row MARJORY GOLDSMITH . .uMarge .... GAA. . . So-Si-Y. . . Service Typing award. KENTON GIDLEY. . Dude .. Rille...I-Ii-Y .Varsity basketball, track . . .Intramural volleyball, football. CRAIG GLASS. . Math-Science. . Rifle. . .Times, Totem photographer. Two xturlcnts take time out to pay tribute to our honored war zlcaa' whose picturer ar mounted near the main t'71fl'r1Hft'. Y' 5' First Ron' HUGO GOAD. . Hugh .. Intramural football, basketball. G. WADE GRAUE. . Gib'y. . .Always ready and willing to help. PHYLLIS GRAY. .'QPhil .. Wranglers Rifle SPC . Drama. Second Row BOBETTE GRIFFITHS. . Bobbie . . .GAA numerals Girl Scouts presi- dent. . .So-Si-Y. . .USA, . .War agent. . .Latin. Meterites So-Si-Y treas- urer. . .Concert Choir. . .National Honor Society. BETTY ILENE GRIM. .'lBetty Bug . . So-Si-Y. . .Ril'le. DONNA LOUISE GUDAKUNST . Kitten . Attended Clayton High School, Clayton, Michigan. Third Row JERRY GRIFFITH. . Jerky'y. . Rifle. . Intramural. MARJORIE HABERKORN. . Margie .... Meterites .Philo president .. Wranglers. . .SPC. . .Service. . .Second in Cicero division, state Latin contest . . .First Chamber of Commerce contest. . .Times . .Totem. . .Vesper Choir. DANIEL WILLIAM HACKER. . Billy Goatu. . .Visual Education man- ager. . .Service . .Gold Service pin . Art recognition. Fourth Row WILMA GENE HAHN . Genie ...Nlath-Science.. Meterites, first in poetry reading .. Library vice-president, secretary .. Gold pin Library . Wranglers ..Finals in oratorical dec. . .Times , .Totem senior editor . Mar- iner Girl Scouts president. . SPC. . .Drama . junior one acts. . Service . . Speech coach .National Honor Society. 1500. MARY LOU HALEY. . Lu-Lu . . .Attended Rome City High School .. GAA. ROBERT HALLER. . Bob',. . Wranglers. . .Third, BXIQITIP contest. . Times ...1500., War Council president.. Library , Service . Hi-Y . SPC. Fifth Row MARY ANN HAMBROCK. . M.A. ,. Attended Central Catholic. KATHRYN HANKE. . Kay . . .Dance . .Student Leader. , .Tiines. DARLENE ROSE HARGAN. . Rosie . . .USA vice-president. . .So-Si-Y . . .Drama . ,Times mailing manager . . Wranglers . . Freshman-Sophomore speech contest . GAA numerals. Sixth Row WILLIAM HARTZLER . Bill Mudu.. Always ready for a good time. DONNA HARTZOG.. A gal with a cute personality. JUANITA HARTMAN. . Nita . . . Meterites Philo Service Typ- 'ng award. . Times. First Row 1-IELEN HAWVER, . Buttons . . .Philo, music committee, chairman art committee . ,Meterites. . ,Math-Science. . . SPC. . . Drama . . Service . . Art recognition. . ,Concert Choir. . Times. . ,War agent. ROBERT HEYDE. . Bob . . Rifle. . .Intramural . .Traclc. JANICE I-IAGEMAN . Jan . . . Philo. . Meterites. . Service . ,Times . . Totem. Second' Ro xv CORINNE HILGEMAN, . Monlc,'. . ,Girl Scout Wing Flight secretary- treasuret, publicity chairman...So-Si-Y...USA., Vesper Choir . Chorus . . Service, , .Red Cross agent. GEORGE H. HINES. . Slim',. .Intramutal. PHYLLIS HOLZWARTH, . . Phicl'l. . , Meterites . Service . .Times . . Student leader .. Math-Science ..,Concert Choir accompanist. ,, Typing awards. lqbirrf Ron' BETTY HOMRIGHOUSE ...Attended Roosevelt High School, Dayton, Ohio .... Philo, , ,Service . .War agent. MARY ELLEN HOUGH ...Girl Scouts. THOMAS GENE HORNBERGER . Tom,' Intramural. lfonrllr ROW JAMES A, HUMBARGER I-Iatryu., Rifle , Band letter. MARILYN I-IOXVE .XVranglers . GAA..,Meterites,, SPC president.. Times. . .Service. ROBERT HUMBERT, ,I'Bob . , .Intramural letter. . .Recognition in art, drawing. Ififzla Row JACQULINE HYMAN . Jaclcie ...GAA . Girls' Rifle ..WO-Iii!-MII . . .Girl Scouts. . .So-Si-Y. . .Chorus. BARBARA HYMAN. . Bobbie ...USA president , So-Si-Y.. SPC .. Drama. . ,GAA numerals . . Service pin .... Wratmglers, .. Speech coach . , Times gold pin, news editor. . .Totem junior editor. . .Times general man- ager. . . 1500. NANCY I-IUNN. . Nan .... Meterites. . SPC. . ,Wranglers. . .Second in original otatory,. Third in poetry reading. . .Third in extemp. . ,Second in oratorical dec, Speech coach. . .War agent. . .Vespet Choir ..Math-Science . Latin. Sixth Row JOE JAMES . Jessie .. Varsity football. . ,Intramural football, basketball, softball. REX JENKINS. .. Attended Antwerp High School, Antwerp, Ohio. DONALD R. JONES .UI-Iigh Pockets A good sport at all times Wfaaf do you xupporc lhrrr sliulcrzly are laughing about? Perhaps just :fir- playing persormliiy for Ilw opporiie sex. Time out for 41 coke ana' some last- minute studying at the South Side Grill, popular lmngout. First Row NADEEN JUNK. .vDeenl'. , .Times JAMES P. JONES . Jonesy . . .Math-Science Wra11glei's ..Band letter. MARY JANE KARST . Janie . USA. Second Row DICK KARNS, Gopher',.. Rifle . Intramural sports and track. ROBERT KAISER. . Bob',. . .Truly a swell fellow. LOU ANN KAYSER . Loun. . .Meterites president ..Philo vice-president, treasurer.. Wranglers secretary.. Second in school and state oratorical con- tests...Speech letter...Times silver pin . 1500 Service pin National Honor Society. Third Row EARLE KELSEY .... Attended Clayton High School, Clayton, Indianag Calumet High School, Chicago, Illinois .... Math-Science ..Hi-Y. ANNE KEENAN. fqIrishl, ..,, Meterites. . Philo. . Wranglers. . .Finals in oratorical clec ..Typing awards. TOIVI KELSEY. 'tFats II Intramural football, track. Fourth Row BETH KLOPFENSTEIN. .. So-Si-Y. Meterites. . .War agent.. Times assistant circulation manager M1500 ..Totem assistant circulation manager ...Wo-Ho-Ma president . Times silver pin. WENDELL KNOCHE. Gus , . .Band ..Orchestra. JOAN MARIE KENSILL. Jo . . So-Si-Y vice-president, social and mem- bership chairman. . .GAA numerals and letter. . .USA vice-president, social and membership chairman. Rifle . Tumbling. Girl Scouts president. Fifth Row PAUL E. KOEHLER. .q'Pete'l. . .Art scholarship. . .Band secretary, letter, . Intramural basketball and track. .Times . .Totem. LORNA KOENIG..'lBlondie . SPC . Library gold pin . So-Si-Y... Wranglex's. . .ChorLls. ROBERT KROUSE . Bob .. Service ..Matl1-Science...War Council. . Intramural. Sixth Row MARCIA KOOGLE. .. So-Si-Y . Rifle UGAA, numerals, letter. JEAN KUNTZ ..Philo.. GAA numerals ..Times ..Vesper Choir. MARILYN LANDIS .... GAA ..Typing awards. Fin! Row ELIZABETH LAUBNER. . Betty .. Girl Scout Wixig Flight. . .Choir. PARKER LAXVRENCE . P.L. . Hi-Y .Inrramural...Times. GEORGE LEBAMOFI7 . Ahe , Schantz . . . Wranglers .... Rifle. . . Art recognition.. Speech recognition. Sccoml Ron' LUBA LEBAMOFF. . Lu .... Service. . . SPC. . . Times. . .Totem. . .War Council. . Chorus. . .Wranglet's. . .Freshman-Sophomore speech contest semi- finals. . .Invitational meet finals. BERNARD LEE . Lee . . .Varsity track, tennis . Captain intramural foot- hall, basketball teams . Intramural tennis champ, three years. WILBERTA LEHMAN . Billie . A gal with a quiet personality. Tlmirtf Raw ELDORA ANN LIDDY. . Dorie . . GAA numerals. . .Wo-Ho-Nla . SPC . . Drama. Chorus. . Choir. . .Service. ANITA LINK. . Nita . . Service. . GAA numerals and letter. . .I..atin. . . So-Si-Y. . .Times circulation manager, assistant circulation manager. . .1500 . . .gold-jeweled pin. . .Totem circulation manager. . .Typing awards. MILDRED LAVONNE LONGSWORTH. . Millie .... GAA vice-presi- dent, numerals and letter . Dance . So-Si-Y. Service Fourth R0 W ESTHER MAY LONGSWORTH. . Terry . . .So-Si-Y treasurer. . .GAA .. junior Math . USA ..War agent ..Red Cross agent . Typing award . . Choir. . .Chorus. JACK L. LOXVE. . .Attended Howe High School, Indianapolis. . .Hamilton High School, Los Angeles, California .... Band ..Intraxnural.. Basketball. RUTH LOWRY Ruthey . . Wrat1glers. . Service. . .Times war editor. . . Totem sophomore editor. . Philo music chairman. . .USA president. . .Meter- ites So-Si-Y.. SPC .Math-Science . War Council . 1500... Choir... Chorus Library president junior one acts. lfifllv Row LEONARD LUGINBILL ...Attended New Haven High School. ROBERT MCCARTHY. . Boh . . .Attended Newton High School, Newton, Nlassachusetts. BAIN McCLINTOCK . Buzzard Strong, silent type. Sixlfl Row BOB MeCLAIN lVIac . .. Lettermen s .... Four varsity letters. .. Varsity football, basketball, track. MARJORIE McCLINTOCK. . Nlargie . . .Always has a ready smile. LAURA ANNE lVIcCURDY.. Mac .Meterites Philo SPC Service ...Times M1500 , Totem Girl Scouts.. IVIath-Science.. Social Council three years. llflml will it lie. chocolate or vanilla? Somehow hunger pangs prove stronger tlmrz llre fear of loo many calorier. First Ron' MARY LOU McDOWELI.. . Loul'.. GAA. ALMA MANGELS. . Eric . . .Service. . .USA. . .Girls' Rifle . .Senior Girl Scouts publicity chairman. . .Times . .1500 . .Wrai1glers. FLORENCE MCKINLEY. . Flo . . Library . GAA numerals Girls' Rifle. Second Row DICK MCMAHAN. . Brains . . .Varsity football, track. HOWARD L. MAPPS. . Pinlcy . . ,Varsity traclc . Intramural. BEULAH MARKEY . Booj'y. .Girls' Rifle GAA. Third Row MARILYN MARIOTTE.. Girls, Rifle.. Service PHYLLIS MARTZ. . Phyl',, . GAA, Ima. CHESTER MASTERS Chef, Always ready to do his bit. Fourth Row PAUL M. MENEFEE, . . NIilt . . Attended Central Catholic. ROWENA MERRYMAN. . Butch . . .A faithful Archer supporter. BEVERLY MERCHANT Bev A girl everyone lilies. Fifllz Row DOROTHY MESHBERGER. .. Really worth knowing. MARY LOIS MESSLER. . Rusty,'. , .Wo-Ho-Ma. . .Typing awards. JOAN MILLER .... Recognized for 1000 lines of Latin. Sixth Row JACK MINSER .... Loads of fun to all his friends. RUTH MILLER, . Ruthie . . .Meterites program chairman . .First in poetry writing. . .Latin. . . Philo. . .Girl Scouts. . . Drama . SPC. . . Wrat1glers . . Service. . .Math-Science vice-president ..Girls' Rifle . Concert Choir.. Ves- per Choir. . .Music medal. . .Times copy editor. . .1500 . goldejeweled pin . . .Totem oliice manager. . .War captain . .War agent. KEITH MILLER. . . Tedcly Bear .... Lettermen's vice-president. . . Social Council senior class., Varsity football, basketball, track. Gui 1 Iiirsl Row PHYLLIS J. MOORE. . Phil . . .NXM-anglers. ELSIE MIYATA Eloise, , Attended Girls High School, San Francisco, Californiag Topoz High School, Topoz, Utah. JEAN MOREO Jeannie . . .So-Si-Y.. GAA USA vice-president. Second Ron' JOAN JUNE IVIOREO Josie .. So-Si-Y . GAA USA vice-president, RITA MORITZ , Boots . . .USA. . .Math-Science . .USA music chair- man . War agent Library bronze pii1...Wranglers , Chorus.. Vesper Choir Music pin. WII.I,IAM JERRY IVIORRILI. , Jerry A quiet and industrious worlcer. 'lifvird Row GENE NIOSS . A gal with a big smile. CAROLYN MAE lVlOSSIVlAN.. IVlossey'l..,A barrel of fun for her friends. ELIZABETH MOSSMAN . Spool: ..Meterites .,Times G letter , . Sports manager GAA, sophomore year. . .Sophomore as tary. .. Junior class vice-president Vesper Choi . W , T ' s 'H Ifuurllv Ron' A . DOLORES MOYER. , Doie . . .Assistant War agent, , .Times. KEITH MURPHY. . . Walt .... Wranglers .... Speech contests .... Junior Math. , .Nlath Science ..War agent. . .Service ..Three Service pins Ge- ometry award. . .Intramural. RUTH IRENE MYERS . Ruthie . Chorus GAA. Ififtlv Row RICHARD LLOYD NEUMAN. . Diclc ,, Recognition in drafting. CHARLES NASH. . Flash ..Wranglers . Service.. Intramural. PATTY NICHOLS Pat , . .USA. . .GAA. . So-Si-Y secretary. .Service pin ..XVranglers Speech coach.. Red Cross agent Times for Service Men committee. Sixth Row PATRICIA NIX Pat ., Girls' Rifle. . ,Concert Choir. RICHARD NORRIS . Dicl: ... Attended New Haven High School .. Band. WILLIAM EDWARD OSBORN. . Ozzie Band. Anollver svrvicuman vnlvrr lln' lmllr of Soullv Side lo chat with hir friends Set-nit like a long lime ago. lu them Tivo popular seniors pause ci few min- utes to oblige the photographer with ti pretty smile. How gfad they me spring ix here again. ..-xc. First Row BARBARA PARKER . . Barb .... So-Si-Y. . . Wo-Ho-Ma. . . Meterites , Dance. . Service. . . Times bronze pin. . .1500 . . Totem office manager. . War agent. NADINE PEIGH . DeannieH. .Senior Girl Scouts president. ELAINE PEOPLES. . Rusty . . .Rifle . .GAA . .Tennis champ. Second Row BEVERLY JEAN PATTERSON. . Bev . . Attended Ossian High School . . Philo. . .Times. . Band drum majorette. . .Concert Choir. ROBERT C. PFEIFFER. . Phife . . .IVIath-Science. . .Wranglers . .Third in oratorical dec. . Hi-Y. . .Times . .Rifle . Library. . .Orchestra . , Band sec- tion leader, letter. JOAN PIATT. . Jo,'. . .Latin. . .Wo-Ho-Ma. . .Service . .Junior Class so cial council. . .Meterites treasurer.. Philo point recorder, secretary, treasurer . . Service 300-point pin. . .Totem. . ,National Honor Society. Third Row RUTH ANN POHLMEYER. . Tusie . . .Meterites vice-president, record- i.1g secretary .... Philo art committee .... Wranglers .... Freshman-sophomore speech contest .... Wranglers certificate ..,. SPC. .. Service . ,Times assistant circulation manager. . .1500 . .Totem assistant circulation manager . .Gold Times pin. GLORIA ANN PLASKET. . ,Meterites . .Philo . .GAA. . Times assistant circulation manager. . . 1500. . .Bronze pin . . Math-Science. . . Wranglers. . , Totem.. Freshman speech contest. . .GAA numeral. MAX PLUMMER. . Gander . . Band. . .Orchestra . Intramural basketball. Fourth Row MARGERY ANN PORTER. f'Nan . . .Junior Math GAA numerals Service. SHIRLEY POWELL. . Abbie',. . .GAA. BARBARA LOU POWELL Bobhie . . .Meterites . So-Si-Y. . Band. Choir. . Service. . Wranglers. . .Girl Scouts. . Times. Fifth Ron' JOYCE PRICE .... GAA numerals and letter. . Service ..Vesper Choir. . Typing award. . .Times mailing manager. NADA MAXINE PRITCHETT. . GAA numerals.. Girls' Rifle.. Jun- ior Math. . Math-Science. . .Library . Concert Choir. LOIS QUINN. . Mike',. GAA. Sixth Row WANDA RAYHILL .. Wendy Lou ,,., Attended Washington High School. JACK REED. . Bulldog . Lettermen's..,Three letters . Hi-Y . Varsity football, basketball. MYRLEDEAN RADCLIFFE. . lVIert',... Nieterites . Philo.. Wranglers .. Sophomore speech contest .Senior oratorical dec. Firxl Row LEONA REEDER Lee . Attended Central High School. HOWARD li, REINCKE l-loweyn . .XVranglers,. Freshman-sophomore speech contest Hi-Y vice-president. GILBERT REHM Cufify .. Times malcevup editor. .Nircuiicf Run' BONITA JEAN RHODES. . ,linx ,. Wo-Ho-Ma . Boosters. WAYNE RIETDORF Ranleandorfer ,, Rifle , Tennis team. CYNTHIA ANN RICE , Cynie .. Attended Central Catholic . Philo . . ,Times . Red Cross. 'lifvim' Ron' CORRENE CAROL ROCKHlLL. . Corlcy .. GAA letter . So-Si-Y pulu- licity chairman . Meterites USA .Service pin , Wfar Council secretary . .Wfar agent .Times lwronze pin, , , 1500. . .lVlath recognition, , Totem . . Band studem leader , Oliice girl gym. DOROTHY RODENBECK . Rodey .. GAA , Service. XVILLIAM RITMAN Bill , Attended Central Catholic. lfuurlh Run PAUL li. ROEMl3Kli Pete .Hi-Y, Rifle range master, Intramural. HELEN ROHRBAUGH. . Doc .. Always ready with a smile. DONNA ROMARY Donnie . USA Service . GAA . So-Si-Y .. liooster. Fifi!! Roll' EVANS ROTH Cafeteria cashier. VIOLET D. RUSSELL . Vi , . .Attended Central High School. ELIZABETH ANN ROSSITER. . l5ette , . .Philo , Girl Scouts. . Chorus. Sixllz R cvii' IDA SANDERS Sandy UGAA president, letter . Student leader ,. Ollice girl gym . Service. Typing award, , .Tirnes. JOHN SAUERTEIG .. Attended Concordia High School Hi-Y. JACK SAUERXVEIN ..A dependable Archer. The Timur mum is iz lmxy place ax xludcnfx prepare lfvr paper for rl'i,t lmfion on '1il7lU,fdt1j' nmrrzing. Their ,rrlwol Work having been com- pleted for llvc Jay, lfrese sludcnls pre- pare lo go fmnic-after a bil of gossip first. First ROW BETTY SCHEELER .... GAA. . .Times. . .Servicc. . Chorus . . Freshman- sophomore speech contest. WILLARD SCHEELE, . Whiteyy,. . .Rifle . Intramural. PEGGY SCHLOSE .,.. Service .,GAA. , Dance. . .Typing awards. f.f.f4.1'-ffwf. Second Row' 'I BETTY LOU SCHMUTTE. ., So-Si-Y, Service , GAA . Girls' Rifle, Pro Marksman and Marlcsman ratings. DON S OEBLHERR. . George , . . tcr en's. . .Varsity letter . Varsity basketh otball, . . .Intrquural . . es sp ts editor, . .Totem sports editor. CATHERINE A N S O ELD, .Q'Katie,'. . .So-Si-Y. . Senior Girl Scouts. . ,GAA. . .Servicc. . Vcspcr Choir. Third Row PATRICIA JEAN SCHWIER. , Pat . . .Meterites Service . So-Si-Y, War agent. BETTY JO SCHWIERKING . . jo',, . .Wranglers. . .Service So-Si-Y. . GAA numerals. . .Girl Scouts. , .Band BARBARA SCHULZ. . Barl:fl. . ,A quiet and industrious girl. Fourth Row THOMAS SELECTER, . .'!Tommic . ,Lettermerfs secretary-treasurer . Hi-Y. . .Social Council senior class. . .Wranglers. . .Finals Freshmamsopho- more speech contest. . .Junior Town Meeting. . .Junior Rotarian. Radio con- test. . .Original oratory. . .Oratorical dec. , .Speech coach, . .Recognition in geometry. . Varsity football, laaslcetlaall, track. . Intramural. .Times cartoonist CHARLES SENHEISER ,... Attended Central Catholic High School . Times. BETTY ANN SHANEBECK ..... Service .. USA. . .So-Si-Y. . . Typing award. Fifth Row GWENDOLYN SHADY. . Gwenn , . .GAA . ,Dance. . ,Times. THOMAS LEO SHANNON. . Star . . Intramural. DOROTHY SIBLEY . . Dot . . .Meterites. . .Philo, . .Wrai1glei's. . ,Speech letter .... Finalist freshman-sophomore speech contest ..,. Times pin... 1500 treasurer. . .Service pin. . ,Totern. Sixth Row VONNA SHORTER ,... Dance ..Art recognition, . .Art scholarship. CHARLES SHIREY. . Chuck,'. . .Wranglers. . .Times. . .RiHc. . Hi-Y. CHESTER SINGER, , Chet . . .Hi-Y. . Latin. . .Varsity football . Band. Firsl Row MARY LOUISE SINGER. .uLou . . .Meterites program chairman. .Wrang- lers. . .Freshman-sophomore speech contest. . .Oratorical dec finals. . Original oratory and poetry reading finals ...Times .... 1500 silver pin . Philo pub- licity chairman, sergeant-at-arms .Drama ..Social council, junior class. LORRAINE SIPLES. . Lorie . A girl with a wonderful personality. JACK H. SMETHERS .. Attended Howe High School, Indianapolis. Second Row HANSEL SMITH. . Slcip .,.. Hi-Y treasurer. . .Rifle. , .Math-Science . Intramural. . .War agent. ' 5 LOIS SITES. . .Sesvjce pin. . .USA. . .So:SifY. . .Wranglers. , .Speech con- tests .. Semi-finalist radio contest. . . Meteritcsfi. . Red Cross agent. . .Times pin. . . 1500. . .Totem freshman editor. . .Typing awards. JACK VERNON SMITH. . Smitty,'. . Rifle. Third Row RICHARD SNOUFFER. . DickI' . . .Hi-Y sergeant-at-arms. . .Intramural football championship team. . .Varsity football, track. . .Intramural JOHN SPEARS. . Johnny,'. . .Rifle. PAUL SNYDER. . Snitz . . .Hi-Y. . .Lcttermen's president. . Varsity foot- ball, track. , Intramural. Fourlfa Ro W KATI-IRYN SMITH. . Kate . . Service. . .GAA office girl. ROSANNA STAMM .... Always bright and cheerful. PHILEMON STEIGERWALD. . Phil . . .Service Music awards. .Chorus . . .Vesper Choir. . .Baritone soloist with Choir. Fifth Row ARTHUR JAMES STEIN JR.. . JiinU. . .I..ettermen's. . .Varsity football, track. . Intramural. JACQUELINE STERNER. . Jaclcy . . .Wranglers secretary .Speech let- ter. . .First in freshman, junior, senior oratorical dec. . .Third in state ora- torical dec. . .GAA numerals . . .Meteritcs secretary. . .Service pin. . . .Times general manager. . .Gold-jeweled 1500 pin. FRANCES STOBAUGH .... Math-Science. . . Library. . .Service. . .Typing awards. Sixth Row CAROLYN STOCKS. . BootsI'. . . Service. . .Rifle. . .XVranglers. . .So-Si-Y . . .GAA. . .Typing awards. BARBARA SUTTON. . Barb .... Library. . .GAA numerals. . .Rifie vice- president. . .Typing award. . .Art scholarship. JACQUETTA STULTS. . . Stuts',. . .GAA. Stua'cnl.f leaving by lbs west door lo go home after the close of xclwol. Somc carry books and olbcrs .... l.. Football is rl popular sport with the Archers as one can :ce by the crowd galhcrcd la :cc the gauze. And tlvcyyre really watclving ir, too. First Row MARILYN SUTTON. . Lynn . . .Rifle social chairman. , GAA numerals . . .Chorus. RICHARD LOUIS TARR. . Diclc'y. . .Never a dull moment. RALPH M. THOMPSON. . Rolf',. . .Varsity traclc. . .Intramural. Second Row KENNETH TINDALL. . Kenny . . .Truly a swell guy. JOHANNAH TOBIAS . Tobyl,...Attended Markle, New Haven, and Woodrow Wilson High Schools . , .So-Si-Y, , ,Wranglers WILLIAM PAUL TRElVlPEL.. Bill'7.. Junior math cup . Sophomore and junior math first place . Sophomore and junior social science awards. Third ROW DUANE TWIGG .. Rifle . Intramural. LUBA TSINTSAROFF . . .Math-Science. JACK TRICK Attended Richmond High School ...Hi-Y president, treasurer. . Band ,.Orchestra. . .Dramatic Club president. Fourlfv Row NINA UNDERWOOD. .l'Nena'y. . Rifle. . GAA. ELVA JANE VULGAMOTT . . .Dance . .Art recognition. MARGARET VETTER. .uMugs,' . .Service Wraiiglers . Metcrites . . Times. . Totem. . .Assistant Xvar agent. lfifzlv Row JUANITA VANCE. . Nita'l. . .Wranglers LEON WALDMAN. .'Lcnny . . .Hi-Y chaplain . Wranglers. , .Speech coach. . Second in sophomore semiafinals. ROBERT G. XVARREN. . Bob . . Rifle. . Baslcctlnall. Sixth Row THOMAS W. WATSON. TomU.. Attended North Intermediate High School, Saginaw, Michigcing Paschal, Fort Worth, Texas. . .Football . Traclc. FLORENCE WEHMEYER Flo . GAA. PATRICIA ANN WATERMAN. . Pat . . .Meterites . Red Cross agent . . So-Si-Y. . .War agent . .Times. Firxt Ron' JOHN WETZEI. Johnnie . Airplane. . Rilie, JACK WEHRLY.. .Wranglers .Intramural basketball, football. FRED XVHITE Sonny .. Wraiiglers. . .Freshman-sophomore speech con- test hnals.. Rouncl talwle discussion XVOWO...Times to soldiers...War agent...Service . Band captain, secretary.. Drum major.. First in state music contest. . .Orchestra ..Traclc . Fort Wayne Philharmonic Orchestra. Second Ron' LOIS WILLSON Lois . Wm-aiiglcrs.. GAA. RICHARD THOMAS XVILEY. . Gus . . Letterincn's. . Varsity track. . . Intramural. PARKER XVHITING JR.. Hi-Y ..Times. . .Totem. Third Ron' ALICE XVILSON Service Philo ..Wrai1glers . USA Girl Scouts .. So-Si-Y .Vesper Choir. DOROTHY XVINKLER. . Dot . . .USA. . GAA. SAM T. WOODHULL JR.. . Stub . . .Math-Science. liourtfv Rim' LEONA LEE XVOOD. . Lee . . .Meterites secretary.. Service 600 pin.. SPC . So-Si-Y president .Wfranglers secretary. . .Girls' original otatory in- vitational meet Oratorical dec ..Semi-finalist sophomore contest. JON WITTGENFELD . Jonny . . Matli-Science. . .Rifle . Intramural. NVAYNE XVOODXVORTH. . Woody . . .Rifle . .Math-Science. . .Band . . Intramural.. Times Boy Scouts. Fifth Ron' DONALD XVRIGHT. . Ferclie . . .XVranglers. . Lettermen's. Nlath-Science ...Choir ..Choirn1astei' .Varsity football, track. JACQUELINE JEAN WRIGHT. . Jaclcie . . . Junior Math. . .USA. . . SPC . So-Si-Y.. Girl Scout Wii1g Flight vicc-president, secretary. . .Girlsi Rifle president ..Vesper Concert Choir. PHYLLIS YENTES Phil .Service. ..lVlatl1 recognition, Sixlh Ron' AUDRE RUTH XVUEBBENHORST. .Philo Meterites. . SPC ,GAA . . Service.. Times . Typing award. DEAN YAGER A true Archer. TOM ZIEG Honest Tom .. Wfranglers sergeant-at-arms ..Totem... Times. . .Hi-Y Intramural . .Track Them Jtudentx are working im1'uJ- triously in Study Hall .or are Ifncy? Their teachers can fell you. nfiflvout a doubt. 23,93 ffg Xi' SV A AQ: g . ,fv,fX.,,,..,, - f mf' ,.-g, .N 3'1SQE1:E-3751 Q i'i??Q?9'X fff'x:ff:'X5T- Lgzyg ., A uw '. wg: diff. ci?g,1vf.:K f Q X 'xX'!1:' xl S+'-dir' , Agffcjhfnt . .K Q Q . . T-331 . - fax-Ly,-fQ , Y f il M ,. .X T ff s W 5 si? M xx an XL N,.g.,,,m ,gif . ' ki-:Qs .wifi Q. x , D Sak , 1, A 5 2,5 ,, N. ,- M sz my ,N gag a f J f iii: J wi gyuii 51 -wfimm - as 1? AM M.- X , ., f 'Vg-,Q Ja- . NA K lbw 1 8 4 , , W - Q - v- OZ, Ny r 7 1 C. sg, s ,f-wr if .S m if 5 Q w f . . 2? f -31 Wy I ' i 3752? 5 f K mm x F5533 'N . va mx ,.,,A ws FYR 3? ' 2 . 21.63 5 fifili a NE x Qs -Q i F YS! 5 si 9 .N ' .fs , M - NYJ WWW A WWUW 'EW ' 5' i. ' tif? iv r' . IL . VW ' 'rj 'fdvs 'ij V v . S Ni , Nl 1 XIQJJ 1: ,ini . rye! The faculty also has its poll of the senior class. However, they do not choose the class clown or the hoy with the cutest nickname, they choose the students who are outstanding in scholarship, citizen- ship, leadership, and service. ,Z A list of all students scholastically 'n the Lipper third of ieir class is compiled in the office a d is fnt to each culty cha r. The teachers must rate each strden mom tl1ey tlieXQ, fields mentioned ahove. il ff The students who have he 'lionor of,laeTf , lilosen in this poll hecome memhers of the ional Ho1ior'Soc' ty. The picture at the right rhows som of Q ie students atlitlie' ational Honor Society program held instlle ymnasium -'ASl,,Ai'1exnber'a of the society are pictured on pages '30 iipd Hifi! v It looks as if Don Bitsherger, upper left picture, is ready to re- ceive roses for being the hest boy orator. He also received laurels hy being voted most likely to suc- ceed, the boy who has done l110St for the school, and the hov with the hest personality. That infectious smile of Carol Denton, next in line on rhe top row, really shows why her ora- tions always win. Now Liz, how are you ever go- ing to succeed, as your classmates think you will, if you donlt lceep your eyes on the files? Now doesn't Tom Selecter real- ly loolc gallant piclcing up sweet .lo Piattas hoolcs in the lower left- hand picture? Of course, she's the most perfect lady and he's the most perfect gentleman. Tomls also the most handsome of the fellows. In the middle picture, Nlath- Science prexy Milt Bronstein is most lilcely to succeed among the boys. In the lower right corner, Teddy Bear Miller, the boy with the cutest niclcname, and his namesake-they really loolc alilce, don,t you thinlc? 51 Here you are, juniors, the results of those polls that you hlled out way baclc in the dim forgotten past. Pictured at the top left and continuing across the page are SIIRYUII Lflngollr, who gained top IXODOFS HS the class orator among the girls and who was also crowned most perfect lady, jim Solomon is the best boy oratorg gwhilc Bob Rodey garnered the honorsuof top boylipu- sician of his class. Center: Laughing at the photographer from their comfortable seats are Virginia Bauman, cutest girl, and Frank Finfroclc, who came in second as the most handsome boy. In the lower left are the most handsome boy, Bud Greiner, and Sally Connell, who were chosen the cutest couple by their class- mates. Bill Seidell does justice to his title, most perfect gentleman, as he rescues Mar- ilyn Kayser's hanlcy from the floor. Marilyii was a close second in the polls as the most perfect lady. 52 Here are the students whom you chose to lead you successfully through your third year of high school. ln the circle, reading from left to right are George Newtoil, president, Bill Seidel, social councilg Bob Richards, vice- presidentg Mr, Ward Gilbert, Miss Hazel Mil- ler, and Mr. Lloyd Wlielan, advisersg Evelyn Will, secretary-treasurer, Sally Connell and Beverly Bain, social council. .1 uniom in Weir Wace n we ,Dafa Below are further results of the tallies made hy the Class of '47, No sour notes are coming from that licorice stick of Joan Kline, pictured at the Lipper left, for her classmates agree that she is the hest girl musician. That cute redhead, Sharon Gross, rates high as the girl athlete of her class, Gene Holtrey was selected the hest luoy arli- lete hy a landslide of votes. Industriously doing the most for their heloved Alma Mater are Boh johnson and Evelyn Will, who are the juniors most lilcely to succeed, so say the polls. In the center: A Study in Eating might well he the title of this snap: George Fig,' Newton, who has the cutest nickname. Fig also has the ltest personality. Bottom left: Some worms are forgotten altogether, and others are seldom noticed hut the junior class says that the class hoolcworm is worthy of mentiong and that honorahle fellow is Richard May. Next in line is that wit of all wits, none other than your favorite clown, juniors, Boh Richards. Trying to free her hand from that friendly handshake is Georgia Dreislnach, who is tops when it comes to personality. The person at the other end of that grip is Dale Geiger, who was a close second on the personality rating for the lvoys. Trying hard to loolc successful are Chris Chicovslcy and jackie Wilstmim, who were runners-up as the most likely to succeed. 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Y N Lf-A f S1 Q Q y , , ,. .x , NN f ' f 52 wk Row one: pat Rowley, Phyllis Ruby, Jane Rump, Evelyn Saalfrank, Neil Sehemehorn, Dick Schweizer, Shirley Ann Scott. Row two: Joan Selby, Pat Seihert, Shirley Shainbaugh. Patsy Shannon, Vir- gil Shane, lid Shicller, Noreen Shivley. Row three: Dot Smith, Harold Smith, Tom Smith, LaDonna Sprunger, Jim Stearns, Sheldon Stern. Greg Stonder. Row four: Pat Strahm, Joyce Striker. No xclwol woultz' be mmplele nfitluout suefw lmyx as George I,ebamojJf, Pat Callafnan, Keitfz Ilfliller, Joe Jamcx, Don Srfnoenfzerr, ana' B011 Mfclairi. Row live: Pat Strobel, Tom Summers Row six: Pat Taekwell. June Taylor. Row seven: Betty l.ou Tipton, Mary Ann Tanner, Betty Voss. Joyce Vining, Bill Voellcel, Richard Vorndran, Phyllis Vlfalter. Row eight: Lewis Wfaters, Duane Wat- ford, Jacqueline Wfvehrly, Nlarilyn Xvehrly, Charlotte Xvhelan, Annabel Wfhitalier, El- len Wfhite, Row nine: Doris Wfiehlce, Jacquelyn Wfilson, Joyre Wilding, Hermine Wfinkel- bleeh, Joan Xvinters, Bernice Xvoody, Bar- bara Yingling. Row ten: Barlxwa Yoder, Dorothy Young, Betty Zieg, Gleniee Zoolc. 57 Q9 l These outstanding s o p li o in o r e s were chosen tops hy their classmates in the class polls. ln the upper left hand corner are Gordon Staullier and Phyllis Miller, who rated iirst in athletics. Fred Close and Sue llrudi were cloge seconds for the title of most lilcely to succeed. Second row: Ted Thieme assumes the studious pose of class hoolcworm, and Phyllis Shinn shows that she is really worthy of the honor of lvest girl musician. Third rcw: Nancy Gordon and Gordon Hickman make the hest com- hination for cutest couple and Tom Archer tickle' the ivories to prove he has what it take.: to cop honors for the hest luoy musician. 514 In the circle shot are the sophomore class oflicers. Seated from left to right are Beverly Yates, social councilg Bill Ashman, vice-presi- dentg Miss Lucy Oshorne, class adviserg liolw Mossman, presidentg Mr. Earl Sterner, class adviserg Tom Peterson, social councilg and Sue Brudi, secretary-treasurer. f fl , 4.7 W, N5 5 .K xx x . WgwgxE:X-Sxx, x . gbgx--as QA 'r ' QA NA-1 1' X , l X We g, , X A f I A ' v4 . J? - W w , gg? ' ,, .,,.mL:b 1 x , t a f fig- X A lk: L.. OTH My 1 , , , . x, wrt mn? I ,. Ma? ' W ,ff ,-,1,L. l,. ' M - - if S 1 -1 K , - , .SS s 2 ' x ' t fl X if v , S 2 'xi' ' ff , Vs, iff' - AW' ' Qc- 'R ' -Wg. - Qs x ' xr ER-ijt - Xi. Qgwlsgsgiiw I 1 ? W X Q al ,Ma I new - 2: -T .hz M , 144 1 +A Q Q Q v , - ..x,Qig- -X 5 N , - gx ' . x ,FX . X - Q sfg Qs-I-cxp NMS' 1 V 5' f. ,-1' . ox . 4' E - . f A A 5 yggem- ,f , Y 9 '-Q7 , 4 X I 4 ,x wi ww 7 1 V, M55 ,AS X A 35 v Vg l ,Jw-an 3, Q X x KW WM . 2 - ff M AR nik - gb ggi v A 5 - XS 1. ww , - A FQ 1 5 H x f f 1 - ix ' 7 ,p, ,ffl Q I., ,, wx Xw f 1 -Q-z' ' .Q us .1 -X x i xx wit . :x g x gsl- J.. k N 8 -5 Q M 35 Y 2 Xa was ' -r ggyiffi -3,5 rx - , , Q ' . ' ff -R it , pw -. x x 1 X un-.Quinn is Row one: -Iayne Ade, Barbara Ander- son, Tom Archer, Bill Ashman, Juanita Bailey, Barbara Baker, Dean Barner. Row two: Beverly Barnes, john Barnes, Mary Barnes, Dorothy Beam, Ruth Bev- erforden, Rosemary Beck, Pat Beebe. Row three: Beverly Bergel. Lou Ann Bergman, joan Berry, john Birk. 1 Row four: jean Bligh, Josephine Bon- hglio, Helen Bott, Bill Bower. Doing a liflle lrigonometry and guarding the lockers at the same Iime, We fini Virginia Brown, third period locker guard. Row five: Virgil Brackmann, Jean Braden, Maxine Brown, Sally Brudi. Row six: Dick Bruns, Verna Bruns, Nancy Buck, Betty Burnham, Barbara Byers, Dick Cain, Gloria Caldwell. Row seven: Lcis Callison, Al Carto, Phil Cary, Betty Caston, Keith Clauser, Fred Close, Pat Close. gwwwwf f' Qefif if 1 in . 1.'-HJ,-.fc 4' '7'1 f f '1 vm fl 4,f,Z,f4,,cMff - 1? ...,-gyftvfz-ui,-41, Row eight: john Clutg, Mary Ann 2- Cochran, Bruce Coe, Tom Compton, Con- nie Cook, joan Courtney, Carolyn Crabill. Row nine: Kenneth Crewdson, Lois Crilly, Alice Crouse, Phyllis Degelman, Lois Dimmich, Nancy Daffron, Lois Dreyer, Carolyn Ehrharclt. Row ten: Donna Eitman, Clayton El- lenwood, Delores Ensch, Phyllis Erhardt, Virginia Evanoff, Betty Ewigleben, Don Fackler, Betty Farra. 60 Row one: Charles Fawley, Diana Fer- rier, George Flint, Barbara Flowers, Pat Fortress, Anna Foullcs, LaVern Franke. Row two: Dolores Fry, Phil Gallmeyer, Beverly Garrison, Shirley Gaslcill, Wesley Gerig, Mariann Gilbert, Frances Gindle- sparger. Row three: Ellen Gohle, Nlarilyn Gol- liver, Gerald Goodwin, Nancy Gordon. Row four: Barbara Goshorn, Beverly Goshorn, Dick Gotschall, Marjorie Grablc. Hslzippyw Brunslqill says llral tfwereis a skill to finding ber books in the locker. Sl1c,s lnalf-way down and still canit jqnd fuer English book. Row Hve: Pat Graham, Carol Gregg, Larry Grothaus, Bob Gumlert. Row fix: Gregory Hager, Jane Haller, Lois Hammond, Jack Harrison, Mary Lou Hart, Pat Hart, DeNeal Hartman. Row seven: Ralph Harwood, Nlary Haycock, Eddie Hegerfeld, Joan Hipsher, Dorothy Hirschmai, Frank Hopper, Lyla Hughes. Row eight: Janice Hunt, Catharine Hy- man, Helen Ivanoff, Wfilma Jacfemeyer, Phyllis Jacobs, Norma Jenney, Anita Jones. Row nine: Campbell Jones, Gene Jones, Carol Keenan, Janine Keesey, Don Kees- ler, Eugene Kelsey, Hal Kern, Dortha Kerr. Row ten: Louise Kieser, Marion Klinger, Fred Koenig, Pat Kohlmeyer, Wayne Kroemer, Joyce Kuclcuck, Helen Kyvilc, Marilyn Lagemann. 6l wx N . N v wus, Q' 5 if ,,.X if ya W , x . iv: 5. ,l A N 'L W Q xg ix fi x wr Q .. rms A is Q Im Ss 2 A-235,53 Q:-X 6 Q. 1 W i vlfignrf N5 N6 ,Rf N X 1. W .fy gf 1 s ,5..h W 3 Q XM? X .Q 33 :tj-:, 455. . ..'. 1-Q ' .,,:: ... - 13? N f Q 'ix ig , X,-ww. , 4 ummm N ' A H 'fa x Ctwx X - ' Q.. -wg Tm.. R mm . NN Ir SV X1 if' Q ' . 5 f 5 Y Q li. ' 4 ' ri SX s it X X H Sk X 3.5.45 ,Q . .fx N- Ayhg .f Q S -fgsf, WN, -S -f,- : , ' . ww ,. -' A. w i SQA if if RNS ,QW 1 . - 3 sg ' -f. . 5-wx. V X K X? 3+ . E .. I 'Q 'S N? ' 5 + F , E 4 X -' ' W, K 1535 img, '3i k-'51 f i X s. i xi , , ,MK 'V J 3 ww Vw A A uv ,Q Saw 4' ji .. Row one: Marilyn Rockey, Barbara Rohlfing, Sharon Rose, Beverly Rudig, Maxine Runion, David Sauer, Pat Sauer, Row two: lid Scheef, Kendall Schoefi, Marilyn Srhonefeld, Fred Schulz, Martha Schwartz, Beverly Shaffer, Mae Belle Sheets. Row three: Phyllis Shinn, Vera Shiv- ley, Nova Shaneheclc, Jack Shriner, Diane Silva, Ann Smith, Jan Smith. Row four: Mary Smith. Patricia Souers, The Totem office dues a ruxfring busi- ncxy about the time that all payments are due. Anita Link ix assisted by Gene Hahn to keep the line moving. Row live: Mildred Speck, Carolyn Stein- hacher. Row six: Nila Stine, Shirley Sutton, Barbara Swanlc, Arthur Swanson, Sally Symon, Phil Tapp, David Thomas. Row seven: Sharon Thomas, Ruth Thomson, Warida Tierney, Doris Todd, Betsy Townsend, Linda Uhriclc, Dick Van Curen, Nancy Von Gunten. Row eight: Patty Vandermark, Nancy Wass, Pat Wassoii, Justine Wfarthman, Bill XVatt-rheld, Carole Wfaterman, Mar- tha Watters. Frances wfeitzman. Row nine: Joan NVQ-tzel, Stewart Wlme- lan, Nliriam Wfhite, Leroy Wfhitncy, Betty Wiley, Irma Xvillcins, Jim Williains, Joyce Williaxiisoii. Row ten: Frances Wiiikler, Evelyn Winte1's, Irene W'itte, Joanne Wfitte, Jim Wolf, Lois Wood, Beverly Yates, Harold Ztnnlorun. 63 gI 85AIfl'l8I'l Here are a few of our most outstanding freshmen, as shown by the class poll. First row, left to right: Barbara Waggoi1er and Beach Hall captured the title of most likely to succeed from their fellow students . Unpreclictable Richard Brett was most decidedly voted the class clown , Peppy Bill Beery is absolutely the best boy athlete as revealed by the polls Dorcas MacKay and Dick Wforman have done the most for the school , according to their classmates. Second row: Sparkling Elizabeth Lichtenberg rated high on the ballots as the class orator of the girls . None other than gallant joe Gold was adjudged the honor of class orator of the boys and many think he has done the most for the schoolu.. Ir was mutually agreed that pensive Ruth Makey is the Uclass bookwormu. .Typical Archers, Dick jenkins and Vicky Turpchinoff, look very happy for they were chofen by their classmates for having the best personalities of the class. 64 v x i 1 s if K X fn, . Qs- ,Q Q. --... W F QQ -Q. Q 1 fff x ff 1 I id S S N WW wi gg X . S Q X5 0 Q : X 9 . Rwff - . I , L 'xfvgifm . N RQ k 3.31 .J f Q i V ,if 5 ix V L XMI f Q . Q W ' X! .. l h 'W 1 X 2 S f 5 i 5 ,. 41-Q ,, 15? X15-Xsfgsaivp 5- v gxgsw x ' A S Q X441 ,, -:gems X, ', r Q m ., Nf.L g LX X VA xg W i S N - 7 S . x i 5 gli., , Q - X l , ., 9 Q - 5? J --.-.......... V , : K w, XNMX Row one: Nancy Agnew, Barbara Aichele, Ruth Allmandinger, Mary Louise Amans, Jacqueline Amstutz, Gilbert And- erson, Patty Andorfer. Row two: David Archbold, jack Arm- strong, Jack Arthur, Anna Asimakopou- los, Lois Augsburger, Dale Augspurger, Connie Babcoke. Row three: Joyce Babcoke, Beverly Baker, Larry Baker, Gordon Banks, Sally Barber, Robert Barbieri, Mary Margaret Baumgartner. Row four: joan Baxter, Lois Berk. Hfreshiesy' give the school the once- overv after their meeting in study hall. They think they are going to like it. Row five: Mary Beeler, Carol Beer- bower. Row six: Carol Behrman, Lisetta Ben- del, Kenneth Bender, Janet Bennett, Gene Berghorn, Sue Bergman, Charmaine Berg- steclt. Row seven: Donnajean Berning, Kath- ryn Betts, Vonna jean Betts, Letha Bieb- crich, Charlene Bishop, Chuck Blackburn, David Blackledge. Row eight: Donna Blessing, Odetta Blue, Pat Boehmer, Shirley Boeshore, Eu- gene Bonfiglio, Beverly Bork, Wesley Barker. Row nine: Ruth Boyer, Berton Bradley, Henry Brandt, Suzie Brayer, Roberta Bre- count, Phyllis Bressler, Ruth Briggs. Row ten: Barbara Brown, Sally Brown, Margaret Brouwer, Bonnie Brubaker, Betty Brunner, Jean Bruns, Skippy Bruns- kill. Row eleven: Melvin Butler, Lyle Burch, Marilyn Burnham, Norma Campbell, jerry Carey, Evelyn Carman, Byron Car- ner. 66 35 X fb. My.: . u if Q: Nam xx x.,x . 0, 9 x ,At 5 . MN EQ J , - w gi if svw VE' -. ,Q MQW , Y 5 QN X? Si , W. lL ,. R1x Wi gi. . in- ..+. 'Yr' sf . .RSS N Q Q4 -we . W fx . , w . A N X 4 2 2+ x :- Q K, 1 . Q J. . x Qi? X LW . ' 93935. . X. t .Q x .gs -E ' 'wx , - f 1 ,V 'SMT X- J. . 7 1 - .Sli ' .1 . ... G4 41. 'LH S,exgf3'3w Q-Sis . - 2 5355? X' -, , 4. Niyj-,,Yy. QT f A 1 Q ig-f if X1 XM .N ' x - i XX V , x .T s-- 4 we . .gm ,, ...Q Q. FWY ai ff 4 . ' M . g A , Q, . x,,.3A ex -g 4. ...fy K-'X ' ' ' x Qs lv sf. ' Q df . , . ,Q x , av X .N . , 'Q L11 I x Sk X f ,Q A 5 , X, fy ' Q. ' h f , K a K, Q .Q X .K - f-Qf NX , Q- Q A 1 A , K - fr .X V ' X f x if f - . , , . 1, 4 5. -Q. X N ., fx x ff' ' N X . ,K P Ai K AL Am, K X X Si'-fi fx, . 4. 1 ,. . r ' 4 ' X 1 L Y 1 ' L 5 il x . MSW 1 XE V l -W y 3 . 151. y . f J rw gb wx. S5 igfxx... digs E+ .- .1 ww .mg in .QMKA , X ' ,WN V . . Q l h L K 5. 5 S Nr.. ' M 'K V x A .. 5' Q I A 3 S. K W .2 -. . . - Nw if: w t 1 gk Nkifk X k i X 'G . ii ki '3,'f,,5r5x Q, 5 MN 'aww 5, Row one: Bob Kensill, Betty Kerlin, Tom Kerr, Vivian Kessler, Geraldine Kierspe, Dean Kiltie, Sharon King. Row two: Clarabell Kitchen, Violet Kline, Gloria Klopfenstein, Ruth Klopfen- stein, Irvin Knilfen, Evelyn Koenig, john Koomjohn. R o w th r e e : Stanley Knapp, jerry Knight, jo Ann Knobeloch, Gordon Kruse, Paul Kriclc, Marilyn Krouse, john La Brash. Row four: Richard Lacerte, Roberta Ladd. Maybe if: the dread of xtarting in on their homework that keeps stu- dents around sclzool until late lvours. Center ball is a popular place to catclv up with tlve doings of the day. Row five: John Lahey, Joyce Lalcey. Row six: Carol Lambert, Ruth Lank- enau, Wlanda Larson, Raymond Laubner, Doug Lawrence, ,lim Laymon, Tina Lazolf. Row seven: Barbara Lester, Neil Lane, jerry Levinson, Sharon Leegard, Dick Levy, Eugene Lenz, Elizabeth Lichtenberg. Row eight: Rose Mary Liechty, Helen Litchin, Crystal Livengood, Norma Logan, Dorothy Lowe, Marilyn McCarthy, jo Anne McCarty. Row nine: Robert McCloud, Sharon McCreary, Joan McCrory, Dorcas Mac- Kay, Jo Ann McCulloch, .lane McDonald, Jane McKay. Row ten: Rose Marie Maggart, Fred- ericlc Magnuson, Bob Mumma, Lucille Mangels, Myrle Marsh, Mary jane Maw- horter, Bob Mee. Row eleven: Catherine Meissner, Esther Menefee, Wyona Meyer, Eugene Meyers, Nadine Meyers, Bonnie Miller, Rollie Miller. 69 'er '11' . uf: L, I1 Row one: Virginia Miller, Paul Mise- gades, Betty Mitzner, Richard Moreland, Joe Morganthaler, Esther Nelson, Edith Nelson. Row two: Virginia Nolt, Caroline New- lcirk, Randy Nicholls, Wanita Norris, Donna Neuenschwander, Patty O'Brien, Lillie Oalcerson. Row three: Marianne Oechsle, Norma Overton, Nancy Parker, Marilyn Parker, Delores Phillimore, Tom Piatt, Bill Pierce. Row four: Mary Jane Peirce, Janet Portman. The bell ending seventh period also end: studying in Room S. Makirzg a few plans are Don Beclrtol, Beverly Patterson, Delores Patterson, and jim Gable. Row five: Carolyn Prill, Gerald Prit- chard. Row six: Susan Procise, Joyce Ramey, Marilyn Rouch, Elsie Rauner, Roselyn Reed, Doris Reisinger, Bob Reuille. Row seven: Betty Lou Rettig, Bar- bara Rheinfranlc, Marilyn Richard, Gloria Richardson, Norma Richardson, Sally Richardson, Donna Roberts. Row eight: Scott Robson, Don Roden- beclc, Marvin Roof, Elaine Roth, Larsh Rothert, Mahlon Rouch, Mary Runion. Row nine: Richard Saaf, Jeanne Sam- sen, Jeanette Samsen, Donna Schaefer, Bonnie Schemehorn, Robert Schmeding, Helen Schnitlcer. Row ten: Carolyn Scholer, Mary Lou Schubert, Jackie Schulien, Mabel Schulien, Bill Schultz, Bonnie Schultz, LaDonn.1 Schweizer. Row eleven: Bob Schultheis, Nancy Siebold, Carolyn Sellers, Kyle Sell, Lou- ann Seng, Marilyn Shane, Tom Sharon. 70 B4 Q Row one: Margaret Shidler, Delores Shoppe-ll, joella Seibert, Don Siebold, Rita Siegfrecl, Gene Smoley, Richard Smith. Row two: Robert Smith, Ruth Ann Smith. Harriett Snyder, Torn Snyder, Dorothy Solllzzerger, Sue Spears, Eileen Spencer. Row three: jean Springer, Paul Staxnm, Sally Stark, Carolyn Steiner, Ned Stin- son, Noel Stouder, Barbara Strombeclc. Row four: Nancy Stuart, John Stuntz. Passing the y e a r lr o o le around to friends is a popular sport around graduation time. A u lo g r a p I1 r of friends are something to dwell over afler our years at South Side are past. Row live: john Suelzer, Audrey Sutton. Row six: Katherine Tanner, Helen Tapp, Dick Tarnow, Leslie Tassler, Eunice Taylor, Charlene Thotus, Dot Trempel. Row seven: Vera Tsigulolf, Joan Trump, joan Turney, Joy VanCuren, Gloria VanDissen, Pat Vining, Barbara Waggoner. Row eight: Lowell Waglxer, Pat Wag' ner, Beth Waller, Luther Waller, Frances Waterfield, Mae Wfaterheld, Marlene Welxrly. Row nine: Helen Weisheit, Connie Weisman, Dick Wert, Shirley West, Dun- can XVhitaker, Agloria White, Frank Whiting. Row ten: Norxna Wright, Ann Wiclm- man. Gerry Widney, Bill Willcs, Doris Williams, Eleanor Williaimxs, Maxine Wil- liams. Row eleven: Dick Wilson, Kent Wen- lnert, Ruth Witmer, Gloria Woods, Jim Young, Bill Yundt, Barbara Zingrebe. 71 The upper left picture is a scene from the Thanksgiving program in the gym. LaDonna Sprunger lin picturel and Phyllis Holzworth played .... The center left picture shows Bill Haclcler as he leaves the northwest entrance .... Leona Wood lhelowj sells a ticket for a big game to an eager student at the athletic ofhce window, .. In the upper right picture, we find Gene Hahn, Nadine Peigh, and Barbara Parker welcoming seniors and their parents to the Senior Reception ,..Wliei1 warm weather comes around, students spend the last minutes of the fifth period outside in the sun These boys flower rightl rejoice in from of Miller's at the end of another school dav. r f ' n YQ 252 1? J 2 J 51 X5 .tgp 'wg - N . A f 'mf itmgw,-, ,. ,. ., My ' ., .figfa S 5. Q X, Ngiiirgieijm ..,, 1' g k,, , F X Ng Qi gggml f 9,15 xlghk irfrf, Q K ' M . x ' ' 1 -- W., K' W- X if , - M waz' xg, sw A ir ,- ff 1 . A ,, Ui'-5 Af-'file-f ' new-Yi' . 5 Q . c .f, w :fl ' 1 . kk .sf Q QE-We ' 357 W ' 3555 ji ! a Si, J Xi ,Y ,. v 1 , ws min 'E .v, Q , if . J 1 -. x Q ' 1 , 1 cl wi ' v, , 1 1 l l Such scenes as the one in the upper left are common when students leave for home , Below, Nledicine Man joe Christof sells his favorite remedy to the student body at a lively assembly. . . With their arms full of books, these girls were caught by the camera as they leave school after a hard day's work. . Few Kelly students really get to know the pressroom gang ftop right, during their four-year stay at South Side. They are, from left to right, Harky', Harlcenrider, Junior Laccrte, Charlie'l Nelson, and Irish Ireland ,.., Warm weather brings out more than the flowers as we find these South Side students in front of the building during the fifth period ..,. At the lower right is Miss Thorne's Home Room 52. They have adopted a young British war orphan. fx I . W N , 1 N 'S 4 I fx, 4 Q, V L1 3, Wig, fp T In IM ' if? 55' iw! l. i ...-1' x , ,N-xx-f' V . W X .ru 9 r K-93. . 0 31 V, Q, 'wi' I 0 dx was 4 fi -.NN sf -.fx ........,+lL Upper lt'lil2 Highest algebra students, Left to right, standing: livans Roth, Bill Trempel, Tom jones: seated, Gene Sinnley, l5.irh.ii',i Xvaggoner, lilizalvetli Nlossinan, Bob Johnson, Below: Upperclass Latin winncrsg standing, lVlargaret Rhodes. Peggy lfranlz, jarlzie Wfil- son, -loan Wfinters: seated, Nlargie Haherlcorn, Nlilton Bronstein, Jacky Sterner. Below: Unclerclass Latin winners: standing, Toni Cfoinpinn, liill Xvaterlield, Campbell jones, Art Swanson: seated. Patty Denly, Janet Brokaw, Frances Xvaterfield. Lower left: lop fXrt'hei' typists: standing. Nlarjorie Urchin, Rwli Berning, Frances Stohaugh, Anita link: seated, Phyllis Yentes, Phyllis Holzwarth, Nlareia lialcer. Center: hflarquita Halter, post grad who has taken over the duties of office girl. Top right: High scorers in geometry: standing, Dirk l'oiil4otier, lioh Nlossinan, liill Wfaterfieldg seated, Jacqueline llergstedt, jackie Wfilson. Below are last yearis winners of state l..itin fonts-st: lfrank lfinlirork in Caesar, Nlargie Haherlcorn and Beverly Coe in Cicero. Fastest shorthand writersg standing, Phyllis Yentes, l,i-ona Xvood. Peggy Srhlose1 seated, Joan Nioreo, Frances Stohaugh. l.ower snap are finalists in Wfranglers radio lvroadeauing: jim Hos- tetler, Tom Xvatson, .laclcy Sterner, Leona Wfoocl. Mrs. Rielce, l.0ll Ann Kayser, Keith Murphy, Ralph Neiglihoiir, Mr. Vgimlegrilit, .in-l Mr. Huddleson. vm .Ng XFX . f M N .IL .fx Q a I i it xnxx-Y fri Q Q RWM la if A Q f':'s'lY Y' Y ,rl , 'yy 9' V v if , an Xl W Ax , XM i, fs 'Q' sf- ,bxf X 'ax ' rf Q . , xx, x x . XR? K M ' X ' :Ev sf. gs, F , . , K AL if fx 5. 'K , 9 K 5G . 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Q , xt K s. . in it x .Mya A ' K is HSE.. if Q N f LQ! :J . bi' ia, . if , 5 '.sSx,i1 - f'1'rL'Q L w 'h ag, V X g' i 15' -X. Q 'fa . i .Q .- ' X g 5-Aa . xdf ' N . 3 S 5 M c 7? W, . 1 x 5, 5 5 f - X f .un Q 1 'Z in b ...f laecia! guenfd The Junior Banquet is a school event which the juniors always enjoy, and the memory of it will linger in their minds for a long time. In the spring, the juniors delight in malc- ing plans for their annual dance. Here are shown four of the girls resting after spending much time in decorating for the coming event. The speakers' table at the junior Ban- quet usually proves very interesting. From left to right we find Norman Greiner, Sharon Langohr, and, Facing us, Mr. Sidell, Beverly Bain, Bill Seidel, Nlr. Gilbert, Georgia Dreisbach, Mr. Abbett, Miss Pit- tenger, George Newton, Mr. Snider, and Mrs. Abbett. In the South Side stadium the band and the twirlers give a demonstration of their ability to parade. The Medicine Show proved quite enter- taining to the students, and The Hungry Fivel' is one good reason for this being true. In the picture are shown Bob Rodey, clarinetg David Double, tromboneg Frank Bidlaclc, bassg Diclc Pepple, trumpetg Diclc Norris, clarinet. 78 re nfoge .giuelen fa The basketball games are always fung and to add to the entertainment of the evening there is often an after-game dance. As you can see hy this picture, the students enjoyed themselves at the Meterites dance. Another scene of the Nleterites After-Game dance. Along with the other good features of the junior Banquet is the food. Don't you agree with me? Here they are lining up for self- service at the cafeteria counter. The sophomores also have an annual event to which to look forward-the Sophomore Party. See how industriously they clo their work. Christmas is the season for festivity, and the South Side Choir takes advantage of the oc- casion. 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N S 2 zxx N QNX -Q: W .f QRS?-sv ,. Ng? X X k fs X x x f N X X X wp X X ix i NS X' is x wx W W - i X EE wb 3 :F A Q S X' ' 4 Among those who dash madly to Room 16 after school are the valued members of the sports stag pictured in the upper left corner. From left to right, standing, are Jim Solomon, Bob Mossman, Don Fackler, and Stan Knapp. Seated is Don Schoenherr, sports editor. The circulation staff is pictured at the upper right. Standing are Marilyn Kay- ser, I-Iermine Winkclblecli, Mariann Gil- bert, and Marilyn Moore, assistants. Seated are Marcelle Koomjohn, Kath- leen Kohr, circulation manager, and Lou Ann Kayser. Miss Rowena Harvey, publication ad- viser, is shown in the middle left picture viewing cuts in the pressroom. The industrious copy staff is shown at the lower right. They are Tom Comp- ton, Dick Bonsib, Bill Ashman, Gerald Ellis, and Wendel Cook, copy readers, and jackie Wilson, managing editor. Trying hard to loolc very business-like are, standing in the bottom photo, Joan Ludwig and Sue Fishering, who serve as auditors on the business staff, and joan Wetzel, seated, business manager. 88 UAQ Em jaclcy Sterner was general manager of The Times from September through January. Hav- ing a wide background on The Times, she suc- cessfully edited and managed it through the entire semester. Archers Give Thezrl Set .C----1--Y ww he or-its Fozilser' Students oi 1,5 awww eral Tra eduled QPU85 During the whole of the spring semester, rhe popular and equally successful general manager of The Times was Barhara Hyman. Lucille Mangels, star reporter, Dave Sauer, make-up editor, and Alma Man- gels, star reporter, watch Joyce Lakey, news editor, enter future stories in the assignment hook in the upper right photo. In the upper left picture, Ted Thieme, Georgia Dreisbach, and George Flint, editorial editors, are making up the edi- torial page. In the lower right photo, four more staff leaders, Janet Chappell, classroom news editor, Mary Muller, feature edi- tor, Nlarshall Lincoln, war editor, and Marilyn Rockhill, girls' sports editor, are shown. Pausing a minute from their many duties, Bea Lockwood, credit manager, Ray Epperson, advertising manager, and Jane Brueggeman, mailing manager, are snapped hy the photographer. 89 1 I ,f 5' 0 UH! If Last spring Miss Harvey announce1 the positions of editor, circulation manager, and business manager for The 1946 Totem. lfrom that time on, the.e staff members have been worlc- ing hard and long to publish your 1946 Tolem. Other positions were filled by those seniors who volunteered their services to aid in publishing their own class annual. The result was a hard-worlcing and well-coordinated staff. Some positions called for more worlc than others, and many students aided others in getting their worlc done when their position did not call for extra effort. Among these positions were those of editor, cir- culation manager, and senior editor, which were filled by Don lireimeier, Anita 1.inlc, and Gene Hahn. Doing more than assistant circulation manager needed to do was Beth Klop- fenstein. In the summer a theme is piclced out, The theme for the 1946 Totem is 1'Let Us Strive On. This phrase was talcen from Abraham Lincolnls Second Inaugural Address, an address which should be well lcnown by all of us. The theme has a current interest and meaning to all the peoples of this earth as well as to us here. This theme is portrayed by the various divisions of the book. Top row: Don llreimcier, editor: Donna lirouwer, business manager. Middle row: Ruth Lowry, Barbara Hyman, 1.ois Sites, class editors, Ruth Ann Pohlmcyer, assistant cir- culation manager. Bottom row: Georgia Dreisbach, scenic writerg Don Schoenherr, boys' sports editor. 'X ' .giriuv n Top row: Anita Linlc, circulation manager, Craig Glass, photographer. Middle row: Correne Roclchill, ofiice manager, Ruth Nliller, oliice manager: Beth Klopfenstein, circulation as' sistantg Gene Hahn, senior class editor. Bottom row: Pat Connett, ofhce manager. Ar the time stafi pictures were taken, Barbara Parker was out of town and did not get her picture talcen. Listed as an office manager, Barbara did much more than this po- sition called for. Pat Connett, also an ofiice man- ager, tried her hand at a few stories. Correne Roclchill wrote GAA stories in addition to fulfill- ing her office duties. Ruth Miller managed the office during the Hfrh periorl. Craig Glass carried the big job of photography by himself for a time. Many pictures in the book were also taken, in Craig,s absence, by Don Breimeier. Later in the year, jim Palmer ofiered his services as Craig,s official assistant. The class editors, in addition to Gene Hahn, senior class editor, were Barbara I-lyman, junior class editor, Ruth Lowry, sophomore class editor, and Lois Sites, freshman class editor. Tusie Pohlmeyer and Beth Klopfenstein aided Anita in her big job as circulation manager. Don Schoenherr was a very willing worlcer on The Totem. As sports editor, he wrote many line stories. Georgia Dreisbach, a very able writer, was piclced to write material on South Side scenics. Such stories as those covering war activities :md the yearboolc were written by Don Breimeier. .SDOLJA .Stole .Q4 gcognizecl jar loeaLerA Per usual, Archer students came through with innumer- ahle honors in speech, Because there are other activities to he mentioned in the Totem, only a few of the very outstanding spealcers can herein he shown and mentioned. It would take an entire yearhook to name everyone re- sponsihle for such a gala year in speech, for every Wraimgler put forth extra-special effort to give iovahle Mrs. Rielce a grand last year, for with Mr. Rv home from the wars, she's ofli to he a wife amid loud wails of anguish from devoted pupils. The year started off with the popular l:reshman-Sopho- more Contest. Freshman Joe Gold had stiff competition, hut won as Bonnie Schemehorn and Gerry Kierspe copped second and third place honors. Bill Waterfield proved himself I0ps among the sophs. ln the field of discussion and Junior Town Meeting par- Q2 ticipation, Boh Haller. Keith Murphy, Lee Wcxtvd, Cynthia Koerher, Tom Watstmn, Hugh Arnold, Ann Keenan, Lou Kayser, Dot Sihley, Sheldon Stern, hlaclcy Sterner, Louis Bloom, and Don Bitgherger come to the front. Some of these appeared on programs with Hillsdale, Michigang Cen- tral Catholic High, and Howe Military Academy. Others presented discussion performances to the Fort Waytie Ting- lish Council. Louis Bloom carried the Archer colors in the Rotary Discussion Contest. Every-lvusy Bits , as the Archer representative, was the winner of the Kiwanis impromptu fray. He also was Southls pride and joy in the American Legion oratory contest. Giving everyone a hig laugh in the humorous declama- tion contest was first place winner Louis Bloom. Cther declamation winners were Mary Lou Singer and Beverly Ruclig, co-champions in rhc dramatic group. Coming to the fore in oratorical dec were jaclcy Sterner, jim Solomon, and Sue Brudi, winners respectively of the senior, junior, and sophomore divisions. jim Solomon also stood out as the original oratory champ. Those most gifted in the art of poetry reading were Lou Kayser and Diclc Nlay. In the first extemporaneous contest, junior and senior winners were Louis Bloom and Don Bitslverger. In the second contest Milf Bronstein was the senior winner, and Ellen Gohle carried off unclerclassman honors. Witixiers in the discussion contest sponsored hy the Chamher of Commerce were Leona Wood, senior: Sheldon Stern, junior. Those well qualified to carry the Green and Wliite to state at Indiana University were lVlary Lou Singer, dra- matic decg Sheldon Stern anil Louis Bloom, humorous dec, jaclcy Sterner and jim Solomon, oratorical dec, Lee Wood and Tom Selecter, original oratoryg Lou Kayrer, poetry reading: Keith Nlurphy, radio announcing. ,ix Popular flfmltmn' Kiefer Left Page Top row, left: Roh Haller, Keith Nlurphy, Leona Wfood. Right: Nlarcelle Koomjohn. Gecriit Dreislwach, Cynthia Km-:'l'er. Dime Fletcher. Middle row: Tom Seleftei' lin lmaclcl, Anne Keenan, Dot Sihley, and Lou Kayser. Bottom row, left: Charlotte Talla lin frontl, Sheldon Stern. ,loc Chrir- tofl, Dicl: May. Right: Marcia Nlast. Ray lfpper- son, Beverly Ruclig. Kighl Page Top row. left: .lee Gold and Gerry Kierspe. Right: Louis Bloom, liolw johnson, and Bill Seidel. Bottom row. left: Nlilt lironstein, nlaclcy Sterner. and Don Bitslverger. Right: Pat Close. Doris Nlaxheltl. ,loan Ludwig. and lfllen Golvle. 'JS J J .siclem ofeiziure l,::,lI rulrunn These seniors, outstanding in journalism, were recently elected to Quill and Scroll. From left to right, back row, they are: Barbara Hyman, Jacky Sterner, Laura Anne Mcffurcly, Lou Ann Kayser, Ruth Lowry, Don Bitsherger. Bottom row: Anita Link, Donna Brouwer, Gene Hahn, Beth Klopfenstein, Ruth Ann Pohlmeyer, Bob I-Ialler ,... So-Si-Yls Faculty Tea was acldressecl lay -lohannah Toluias, an ofhccr of the club Dick Dannecker reacls portions of scripture at the lVlath-Science Christmas ritual program.. Meinbers of the Visual Education Department are from left to right: Phil Cary, Boh Schultheis, Bill Hacker, Dick Tomkinson, Mr. Wilson, Dick Michael, Betty Braungart. john Suelzer, Dick Tarnow, and Bob Smith. Right column How would ou like to meet u with these characters on a clark ni ht? Sna ecl at the Halloween . V . P . . 3 PP party given hy the Girls' Athletic Association .. How these members of Math-Science clo love to eat! cm, Om, I2 Left column Helping to keep our lilvrary in order are these two assistant librarians , Barbara Eversole and Delores Martin Musical chairs provides a lot of fun at the MathfScience Halloween Party l'ood seems to he the main thought of the evening at the Christmas banquet held hy Nlath-Science. Right column These snappy cheerleaders from left to right are: Dale Geiger, Jim Williains, Kenneth Robertson, john Carlson, and Bill Xvaterfield Ruth Miller, Helen I-lawyer, Marian Tanner, and Ruth Lowry provide musical entertainment at Math-Science Christmas Party Everyone seems to he enjoying himself at the tea held hy So-Si-Y to honor the faculty. 15liIH 0 .SZNJA .Sirloin auf' vin' of cm., The circle shot shows the girl SPC memhers during a critical moment of Theo- dore junior , a play they prerented to the club. You never saw so many disap- pointed girls when they found out that Theodore was a little hoy. The center picture is of the Nlath-Science Hallo- ween party. it loolcs as if the entertainment got the hest of some of the mem- hers, hut most of them seem to he having a swell time. The Service Cluh banquet is the hig event of that cluh during the year, for it is their sole social event. By the wav they're going at it, the food must he good. Memhers of the Service Cluh offer their services to the faculty members and school throughout the year. The lower right picture is of memhers of Philo as they go ahout conducting a meet- ing. 96 pare ourd nfogecl .gn C HA .fgcfiuifiea 1. YZF So-Si-Y ot to- gether and contrilnut a large amount of stuffs to be given to needy fami- lies in this area so that they too might he ahle to cele- hrate Thanksgiving. Plac- ing their donation on the table, from left to right, are Pat Nichols, Joan Kensill, Leona Wood, Johannah To- hias, and Nancy Gordon. The center pictures are scenes at Philo's initiation ceremonies. On the left, in- itiates are pictured on the stage of the Greeley Room. After the ceremonies were over, members were enter- tained hy Carol Ramsey and Mary Helen Mitcliel, who sang. They were accom- panied by Marcia Mast. The hoy SPC memlnets presented their impression of Allen's Alley. It went over in a lnig way. Those boys have talent. 97 Phil Steigerwalcl, baritone, at left, has become well- lcnown for his vocal worlc. Ruth Lowry, right, has ca- pably handled soprano solos and also assisted as accom- . panist for the chorus. Seated x ' l l A j at the piano is Phyllis Holz- K lj warth, piano soloist and ' l choir accompanist. C4000 QXNLLCA in ommunify piaaure The South Side Vesper Choir has completed another husy concert season. During the year the choir, under the direction of Mr. Lester I-Iostetler, has presented about fifty programs for various social and civic organizations. The repertoire of the choir consists of approximately sixty popu- lar, secular, sacred, and classical songs. Among those who have contributed their talents to make this a successful year are LaDonna Sprunger, assistant pianist, Elizabeth Mossman, Dorcas MacKay, Bill Holz- warth, also pianists, and Don Wriglit and Virginia Eme, secretaries. Eldora Liddy, contralto, has also done out- standing worlc. Highlights of the year were concerts at the Peabody Nlemorial Home and rhe Church of rhe Brethren in North Manchester, Indiana, and rhe annual spring concert held in South Side's gym. During the Easter season, the choir sang 98 at the First Methodist Church and the Paramount Theater. Christmas programs were presented at the Womenls Club and the West Creighton Avenue Christian Church. The choir also performed for the Simpson Methodist Church, Masonic Temple, First Evangelical Church, and the Parent- Teachers' Association. The purpose of the choir is to teach poise in public performance and give a thorough knowledge of music. The department is divided into two divisions, training chorus and concert choir. Promotion from chorus to choir is based on the student's musical ability and willingness to work. The music room was recently redecorated to suit the needs of the department, and a grand piano was purchased. 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Rolling up 171 points to their opponents' 73, South 88,0 348 gl 88l'L South South Sou th Sou th South South Sou th Sou th South gfging ' sEAsoN's RECORD Side 19 North Side 6 Side 32 Bluffton 0 Side 47 Peru 0 Side 27 Central Catholic 0 Side 12 Central 14 Side 14 Scott, Toledo l7 Side l4 Central Catholic 0 Side 6 North Side 7 Side 20 Central 29 Won 5, Lost 4 Side looked mighty impressive with a near-veteran team back from last yearis great squad. Keeping their two backfield combinations intact, the Archers roared out with four straight victories. Central's Tigers snapped the string by nosing the Green in a typical Central vs. South thriller by a 14-to-12 score. Like last year's team, the Archer attack depended on no specific individual with Dick Beery, deceptive liottom Row: joe Fields, jim Stein, Dick NlclVlahan, .lack Reed. Bob Richards, Tom Selecter, Max Achleman, Willis Disler, Dirk Illcn wood Dick lfeery, Tom Watson, Dick Mayer. Setond Row: Gene Snoulier, Carl jones, Jim Ketchem, Don Jung, Don Giese, jim Hettler, Willis Allmandinger, Bob Gumbert Darwin l helman Carl Klenke, Larry -It-nney, Al Carto, Paul Stamm. Thnd Row: Chester Singer, Bill Schultz, jim Chaplin, Dick Wornxan, Dick Snouffer, Bill Gale, Bob Nye, George Flint, lid Scheef Bill Pollak Marshall Warshauer, Charles Blackburn. Top Row: Coach Feasel, Dick Van Curen, Don Erwin, Harold Curey, Stanley Knapp, jim McCormick, Bob lVlcClain, Keith M ller ld Roth l3i'l Kempf, Gene Holtrey, Paul Snyder, Ned Buschman, Coach George Collyer. . . ...du X X xg X Boa me - . Q W F9 X x L ixgq x- .Gif Nl I 4? . , , jiyffkm www Mmm . ' ' vf5,:?Qf52wfZfgfi1T Vg?E,. is 1, L as x ff- , F Y V1 . W ' mgg yj., 4 A ,K W ,ff Rf 5 , 4 Z, V 1, wif , ' V Lf wt f - - X -w ,, H L K f jk., Wag, ' 1, V 7, ' ,g. 1 yfz, . , ' :Q AMN'- N , 1 W2 'K 555525 ' 4 , IW 'V K iv 4 Z' 1 .Y,fi'WJ.3 Wf ' I ' 0513 L,,, , , , Q 1 mf., . W r 4 , 1 ra , 102 W -,-,f ' 41 H, ew fm, Q if JY ' P A ,1.1' . Ja .uf J, . 1 q 51 ,M ,5g1lf?Y,3m,,,Q' , n. 5, lQ3f'9.,,j' ,, ,yay 1, f. .Y . ff',5'wfft 'Q', V '-fl aw, Lx, --, 1- A -. -.L,,...,. A. A, , 151LSfQ-zvmaifzmlgffd SYGJ ' 'filgklili lmfdh W own we jiefc! These action shots were taken when the Fighting Green met with their opponents on the home grid field. The top picture is of the North-South game. The second pic- ture was taken when South played Central. The last two pictures were taken when the Fighting Irish of Central Catholic met South Side. Many Archers came out to witness the games held in some of the fairest weather our football seasons have witnessed in years. runnerg Slingin' Bob McClain, running either end and passing for many touchdownsg and hard-driving Dick Ellenwood carrying the brunt of the attack. The Green's powerful backs would have had little success if it weren't for the brains of the team, sig- nal-calling Wick Disler. Although the Kelly backs deserve much credit, their efforts would have been in vain if it weren't for such stellar linemen as center Joe Fields, who was nominated the No. 2 center in the whole stateg Gene Holtrey and Big Ed Roth at the tackle slotsg Jack Reed and Dick McMahan, two mighty fine guards who stopped many of the opponents' offensive at- tacks, and diminutive Keith Miller and lanky Tom Selecter, two great ends who will go down in Archer record books as two of the best. Yes, South Side has a right to be proud of this year's team which piled up a mighty fine season for Archer prestige on the gridiron. 104 I1 we GHCLPCILUOOCI Ending one of the greatest seasons in South Side history which nearly saw an Archer sectional crown, the Green netters compiled a mighty line won-lost record of nineteen and three. Graduating from this year's squad are such stellar performers as Bragg, Garrison, and Gidley fSouth's Big Threej , of the hrst five, and Beery, Selecter, and Disler of the second team. john Bragg was the No. I punch on the Archer team as the husky forward dumped in 190 points in regular season games. Bob Garrison was No. 2 man finishing up the season close behind Bragg. Bob's tricky passes gave many baskets to teammates who shook themselves loose under the hoop. Dude Gidley was the handsome, curly-headed lad who really popped them in down at Huntington. Dude is a smooth floor man, and a deadly set-shot artist. Long Tom Selecter, Dick Beery, and Willis Disler were the reserve power Scotty depended on when the regulars failed to get anything started, and these three lads fired the team up with their fight and savvy. The Archers ran a victory string at the season's outset to nine games, but Murray Mendenhalfs Tigers took the Green into camp at the North Side gym 34 to 26. Almost two weeks later, the Archers ran into a tough Lebanon outfit and the Scottmen were set back by a 35-to-33 score. The Kellys took their last live games of the regular season, and among these five rested the Central Tigers. South got a pretty fair draw in the sectional tour- nament, but failed to stop those Central Tigers and Bob Milton. Central continued through regional play, super-regional, and then, in the final game, lost to the Anderson Indians for the state championship. In the sectional tournament, the Archers drubbed New Haven, 33 to 19, Huntertown, '51 to 24, and North Side in a bitter game, 36 to 33. South Side's hats are off to a mighty Hne team that brought to Archerland a host of glory. Top to bottom: This action shot was taken on the South Hoor at the North-South game. Basketball really draws a crowd of spectators. Jump ball is called at the North-South game. Spectators crowd onto the floor after South defeated Central. 105 us .N :ww -W. vvrr --W-W igiiwt, , ,Q I 06 South South South South South South N , W South South South llliyizt' Smit. Cuarfv South South Kneeling are Xvillis llisler, l3ol'v Nye, Gordon Stnuffer, Standing are Dick lit-ery, john Bragg, Norman Greiner, I I 19 ,MILA gains! 3 0550.5 2 l rg ll Cffljjhff gggfldoll SEASONS RECORD Side 43 Kcndallvillc 31 South Sith- .26 Cenuuil Side 28 Auburn 23 South Side 34 Huntington Side 73 Alexandria 46 South Side 31 c3l'tlNVl,0I'LlSViil0 Side 50 Central Catholic 25 South Side 33 lelxinnn Side 45 Xvarsnw 19 South Side 31 North Side Side 32 New Albany 3l South Side 55 i3uri'is lN1um'ie Sith: 39 North Side 22 South Sith' 38 Central Sich' 60 l3luH:ton Zi South Side 40 Xvnhnsh Side 52 Froebel 34 South Side 42 Cnnrordi.i SECTIONAI, TOLJRNAMENVI' Side 33 New Haven I9 South Side 36 North Side Side Sl Huntertown 24 South Side 42 Centml Bill l3owei', Phil Nlcclure, and Tom Selecter. Conth Xvnyne Scott, Willie Russell, Bch Garrison, and Kenton Gidh-y, .qsl ,Vf 5 ' 'N Qi' g In gg f f 5811 v ' v is w of 9 uv Lf . P, ' 2 o o. ff 2 Tdgw XSELECTEP. Oli QBEERY B, NYE , ? in xiao ,ps S ' isis gm rm? 5, , '-:gg vo , 12 J: li ii ur aonoou Shurren PHIL 1 363 I 1 , 3 i i? WMC CLURE KENT 0 Y I o 4 ' 1 ' 9 zar I hw , 4 I o 4 f -Q ' I 1 B o mson WlLLlSgDlSLER mu Ebwen o Qu 475935 33 7 n EEE A h Y 4 ' 54515 Eau.. V f-mf 5 - o fb 1 ' 4 1 F1hsslmQ W 1 T i - F A X- V Tig , ? NORM GREINER WIUQIE RUSSELL E101-lNgBRAGG . ,. N, , i r GILCJQPHQQIQ CLUB MJ? 806071 Despite the fact that the track season hasn't been com- pleted as this story goes to press, Coach George Collyer seems to have another state champion contender in the making. Last year the Archers made a good showing at the state hnals, and this year the Kelly Cinder Men are hoping for just as good or better a record at the Capital City. In their first meet of the year, the Green tangled in a three-way meet with I-Iuntington's Vikings and the Central Tigers. The Green coppecl that meet by a score of 70 to Huntingtonis 30 and Central's 26. Elkhartis Blue Blazers were the next victim of the Green powerhouse with the Collyermen winning 57M to WH. At the lower right, Bob johnson edging Al Silk of North Side on a curve in the Sectional track meet. Action pictures next page left to right next to bottom row show Dick Wiley winning the 100-yard dash in the sectionalsg Bud Greiner being nosed out by a North Side high hurdler in the sectional, Jimmy Stein taking one of his breath-taking leaps that gained him many blue ribbons in the broad jump. Bottom row, left to right, Paul Snyder winning one of his races in the distance jauntsg Dick Beery crossing the finish line far in front of his nearest competitor to win the low hurdle crown, jim Stein taking another leap in the broad jump. 108 First row: Stein, Lamont, Beery, Wiley, Greiner, Selector Misho, M. Niarsh, Mayer, Waterfield, Buschman, Richter Second row: Baker, Schultz, Hedford, Watson, Rich mandinger, Marsh, Scheele, Goodwin, Clauser, Lawrence, Third row: Keesler, Bower, Coe, Fate, Jung, Giese, Shane, Johnson, Eschelman, Finfrock, Shriner. Fourth row: Boerger, Knapp, Gumbert, Krick, Flint, Klenke, Wriglmt, Carlson, Hovarther, Hopper, Coac Collyer. Fifth row: Curry, Doan, Beatty, Roberts, Lee, Miller, Smith, Whelan, Gettel, Brett, Hall, Breedlove, Kelsey. ,X if -f.K-.,. if f Sf: 2. If -Q - Q Q f is ' wi, Xf,g Qx35,fQxQ., Sw . .. 5 K'?ig?N w ff' 'f 5 H- ., QS wx Q .. A kg. j x-5: ..,. Z 5 Ng Z t A A ' 5 Y I , Egg X 1 XSS Q ix . x X . A 8 , Q 7' umm, L v A K ml ww' S .,X, 'X .. s . . - , A W Q, , 1 ii , Ai, I X - ... WT WWW., K 5 as ,, I hwupfhzg X -Y-b' , ,,,.. . X X M 2' ,QW ,4 W ,...-- 'Y , xy v - WW... , W V , x ,WNW M I ,- A 2, I , MWWMW ., ..,. , ...Nw-L. .. X...X , WN., ,,,,,,-w vii 3 In A ,-L.-1 V. -' :,.:- . -V ,L y If - .1 V-14 'rc' lv I I If V 1 l , .,,. T N ! a.v.tgFvb:fmi,Y,-: ,E -.M . , ,fix V :A Aix? Q1 1 if Af .3 , 'i,if 51,1 .N 4w,..--N MWA Awww ww- , Ijx . innerd The top picture is of the intramural wrestling champs. They are, standing, Dwight Fate, -lim Chap- lin, Dick johns, and Dick Gotschall. Those in the front row are Don Relue, Ken Hegerfeld, Eugene Day, and Carl jones. The second picture is of the golf winners. They are Dick Quinn, Gerald Ellis, Gordon Stauffer, Bill Wilks, and DeNeal Hartman. Those boys who walked off with the tennis titles are Jon Wittgciifeld, DeNeal Hartman, and Paoli Humlwert. South Side has its group of champion lwowlers. They are, standing, Dwight Fate, Paul Gerke, Pat Quinn, and Larry Grothaus. Kneeling are john Birk, Ken Hegerfeld, and Eugene Day. The horseshoe champs pictured at the lower right are Paul Mischo and Joe Gold. llu Qnframuraf .sliaorffi er .Acfive padfime or gow S orts are the chief interest of man South Side bo s' P Y Y , and, since only a few boys are able to make the grade of varsity sports, intramural gives them the opportunity to dis la their skill. It also ives the bo s somethin to do P Y g Y g after their long day of studies is past. Boys may partici- pate in one or all of the wide line of intramural sports that is open to them. Competition in many of the sports is di- vided according to three weight divisions, light, middle, and heavyweight. Mr. Louis Briner is the head of the boys' physical education department. His ability to work with the boys has made him the popular head of intramural sports program. He is better known as l-ouie. Reading from left to right across the page, in the hrst picture are the heavyweight basketball champs, Tom Kelsey, John Spears, Bill Hartzler, joe Fields, and Parker Lawrence. ...Those who won the softball championship are shown in the second snap. In the back row are Don Fackler, DeNeal Hartman, Bob Davis, and Don Bragg. In the front row are Bill Wilks, Bill Ashman, Giles Morrill, -lean Springer, and Dick Moellering ...,. Those who are tops when it comes to foul throwing are pictured in the last photo. ln the back are Dick Jenkins, Wayne Perry, and jack Lamle. ln the front are Joe Chandler and Gordon Kruse. lll A Top to bottom: Intramural lettermen are, back row left to right: Don Relue, Dick Jones, jon Wittgenfeld. Front row: John Pressler, DeNeal Hartman, and -lack Birlc. These Archers are out for croxs country. Champion intramural middleweight basketball team members are, left to right: John Pressler, Bill Ashman, Don Faclcler, Jaclc Lamle, and Larry Grot- haus. Intramural middleweiglit fo o t b a l l champs are, left to right: john Birlc, Bill Wilks, jim Williatlis, Bill Asliman, Gene Springer, George Leahy, Richard Lacerte, and Paul Kriclc. Lightweight basketball champs are, left to right, back row: Bob McNeely, Don Gebert, Jerry Rippe, Jim Spangler. Front row: Ronald Clarlc, joe Chand- ler, Tom Piatt, and Luther Waller. 112 lVlemhers of Miss Edith Crowe's first aid class practice different bandages on their partners. The first aid classes are a part of the regular health program. Ruth Hoham and Vivian Kessler learn the work of our human lvody through the help of this skeleton struc- ture. lVlr. Lloyd Way, memher of the De- partment of Speech and Hearing Ther- apy, teaches students the art of speech reading. lVlr. Way gives the special hearing test to a student. This test determines the extent of a person's deafness. Dr. Elmer C. Singer examines a stu- dent during school hours. He is here during the second period and is ready to serve everyone. ll? .fdcfiuifiefi nfoge . 1 6 Q hs. 'i GAA tennis champs are Elaine Peoples and Sharon Gross. In the bottom row to the left on the next page is a picture of the executive board. From left to right, they are: Phyllis Miller, Jane Rump, Ida Mae Sanders, Mildred Longsworth, Ruth Lowry, and Bernice Fisher. The bottom right picture is of a winning volleyball team. In the top row are Phyllis Walter, Joyce Lotz, Elizabeth Niossman, Jacqueline Baker, Jean Fry, Betty Crumrine. From left to right in the middle row are Nancy Siebold, Helen Champ- lin, Delores Bender, Patsy Shannon, Jacqueline Fultz. In the bottom row from left to right are Bobette Grifiiths, Bonnie Marschand, Helen Asimakopoulos, and Rosalyn Balcer. II4 Mrs. Alice Keegan and Miss Helen Pohlmeyer head the girls GAA and gym classes. They are also responsible for the many wonderful spring shows. These popular teachers have helped to make GAA the fine organization it is today. Many GAA activities are enjoyed by the girls of South Side. The purpose of GAA is to give sports-minded girls an opportunity to enjoy the things they like. Upperclass GAA meets on hflonclays and unclerclass on Friday after school. gf sfwswfx . W 5 f -, V uf- ww-wf-ev-vnu:-onuuggq 1 Z QE, gl x jarin .Slow This year the topic of our Spring Show was Sweethearts The Kelly sweethearts gave a very enjoyable per- formance for the lienelit of a capacity group of students and adults. Some of the outstanding features of the program were exercises in three-four and four- four rhythm hy junior and senior girls, an exhihition hasehall game, relays, and French, Swiss, and American follc dances. The grand finale was the Sweethearts Waltz , in which all the girls were at- tired in colorful formals. The two top pictures are snaps of the tumhlers. Every year they have an ex- citing part in the show. The third picture shows some of the modern hallet dancers. This group is composed of some of the most graceful Archer girls. The fourth picture is the Sweethearts on Parade. These girls gave a very meinorahle performance, as all of us who attended will rememher. ln the fifth picture are the Hawaiian Sweethearts. Thev had a very pic- turesque dance which was enjoyed by all. 117 l AUTOGRAPHS pi? WEL y ,i31,fC'if',,iif5Q7y fix Sm A lwmfff aelefww vor MW W? W if W xv K3 eqwf N J x . V A A vw Exgv - x L . tx , ix. WA Q? x Q U Au -y T Q is A 3' xg lg fx X W I . Yi 'Ns 53 N' I Q. w QQ w An Erwin Portrait For Over Th1rty Years Llihe-5 QM Jmwxdkwm fs.wQ.oJ'.:'- You 210-fQLw.f9. PHUTOGRAPH m vw Wy? 'T Xggrr Ikllq-1518! 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